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FONOLEXIKA 
LANGENSCHEIDT 

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HEBREW-ENGLISH 


Toussaint-Langenscheidt  Method 


A  complete 
Hebrew-English  Pocket-Dictionary 

to  the  Old   Testament 


Compiled  by 

Prof.  Karl  Feyerabend,  Ph.  D. 

of  Cothen,  Germany 


Third  edition 


legistered  Tra 


BERLIN  -SCHON  EBERG 
Langens<jheidtsche  Verlagsbuchhandlung 

(Prof.  G.  Langenscheidl) 

LONDON,   W.  C.  NEWYORK 

H.  Grevel  &  Co.  The  International   News  Company 

JOHANNESBURG:   Hermann  Micha'elis 


All  rights  reserved 


Printed  by  G.  Langenscheidt,  Berlin-ScIHMieberg 
U.  IV.  Rr. 


To 
PROFESSOR  A.  A.  BEVAN,  M.  A., 

of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge 

this  little  volume 
is  dedicated  by  an  old  friend 


PREFACE 

The  present  Pocket-Dictionary,  containing  the 
whole  vocabulary  of  the  Hebrew  Old  Testament, 
does  not  pretend  to  be  an  enrichment  of  Lexico 
graphy,  nor  is  it  meant  to  supersede  a  scientific 
Lexicon.  But  it  will,  perhaps,  be  welcome  to 
beginners  as  a  cheap  and  trustworthy  help,  and 
even  to  advanced  students,  who  know  how  to  avail 
themselves  of  a  more  copious  Dictionary,  as  a 
commodious  implement  when  there  is  no  larger 
work  at  hand. 

The  transcription  given  with  each  word,  and 
besides  in  a  few  cases  where  there  may  arise  any 
doubt  as  to  the  right  pronunciation,  is  adapted  to 
the  well-known  phonetic  system  of  the  Publishing 
Finn.  It  is  based  upon  the  pronunciation  of  the 
Sephardim,  or  Jews  of  Western  Europe. 


TRANSCRIPTION 


A.  Vowels 


Hebrew 

characters 

1 

& 

long  ) 

2 

-a- 

* 

short/  = 

3 

--T 

a 

volatilized 

1 

-77- 

? 

long  and  narrow 

5 

-—               e 

short  and  open'=  a  in  bad 

6 

777-                                           6 

volatilized  =  e  in  happen 

7 

~-~'          . 

i 

long  ==  ee  in  bee 

8 

— 

1 

short*  =  i  in  sin 

9 

—5     "l 

0 

long  and  narrow 

10 

Q 

short  and  open  =  o  in  god 

11 

^rr- 

0 

volatilized,  a  very  short  open  o 

12 

•l:    — 

5 

long  =  o  in  move 

13 

u 

short  =  u  in  full 

14 

~r 

e 

(Shva  mobile)  shortest  e 

B,  Consonants 

15  !        X 

' 

denoting    consonant    Alef    =    the 

Greek    soft    breathing    or  h    in 

French  Tiomme 

16           2 

\) 

) 

17        : 

^        aspirated 

18           -[ 

cl 

19           2, 

b 

•• 

20  :       a          g 

in  get 

21             TJ                d 

99                "• 
12             ,|                h 

v        nearly  ==  English  w 


Transcription 


Hebrew 

characters  , 

24 

7          z 

in  zeal 

25 

n 

a, 

=  ch  in  Scottish  loch 

26 

to 

t 

very  hard  or  emphatic 

27 

i 

y 

in  yes 

28 

-]  D 

$ 

=  ch  in  German  Ich 

29 

3 

k 

=  k  in  kind 

30 

5 

1 

31 

D  D 

m 

32 

1  3 

n 

33  '       '   D 

C 

=-  s  in  sin 

"34  I      t]  £) 

f 

.35             S 

P 

36            y 

€ 

a  guttural  peculiar  to 

the  Semitic 

h 

languages 

37         y  ¥ 

B 

=  s  in  sin,  very  hard  or  emphatic 

(also  pronounced  as 

ts) 

38 

Ip 

k 

hard  or  emphatic 

39 

T             r 

mostly  guttural 

40 

ti^ 

B 

=  s  in  sin 

41 

$ 

§ 

=  sh  in  wish 

42 

n 

Q 

=  th  in  thing 

43 

n 

t 

. 

LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS 


abs. 

=  absolute 

Ni. 

=  Niphal 

adj. 
adv. 

=  adjective 
=  adverb 

Nithp. 

mm. 

=  Nithpael 
=  numeral,  number 

art. 

=  article 

opp. 

=  opposed 

c. 

=  construct 

>. 

=  pause 

Chald. 

=  Chaldee 

Httr. 

=  patronymic 

(Aramaean) 

wrf.,  pf. 

=  perfect 

cohort. 

=  cohortative 

}ers. 

=  Persian 

coll. 

=  collective 

pers. 

=  person,  personal 

conj. 

=  conjunction 

Pi 

=  Piel 

def. 

=  definite 

Pil 

=  Pilel 

dem. 

=  demonstrative 

Pilp. 

=  Pilpel 

denom. 

=  denominative 

pi 

=  plural 

ditnin. 

=  diminutive 

Po. 

=  Poel,  Poal 

du. 

=  dual 

wep. 

=  preposition 

e.  g. 

=  exempli  gratia, 

pr.  n. 

=  proper  name 

for  example 

'iron. 

=  pronoun 

f 

=  feminine 

wop. 

=  properly 

fut. 

=  future 

pi. 

=  participle 

1  wv' 

cfent. 

=  gent  i  lie 

pt.p. 

=  passive  parti 

'Hi 

-  Hiphil 

ciple 

Hith. 

=  Hithpael 

Pu. 

=  Pual 

Hltlipalp 
Hithpo. 
Ho. 
Hoth. 

=  Hithpalpel 
=  Hithpolel 
=  Hophal 
=  Hothpael 

Pid. 

Q- 

quadril. 
reft. 

==  Pulal 

=  Qal  (Kal) 
=  quadril  iteral 
=  reflexive 

i.e. 

=  id  est.  that  is 

rcl, 

=  relative 

imp. 

inf 

=  imperative 
=  infinitive 

8. 

s(/.,  sing* 

=  suffix 
=  singular 

l"i  • 
interj. 
interr. 

=  interjection 
=  interrogative 

st.  abs. 
subst. 

=  status  absolutus 
=  substantive 

intr. 

=  intransitive 

Tiph. 

=  Tiphel 

i.p. 
loc. 

=  in  pause 
=  local 

tr. 
iv.  art. 

=  transitive 
=  with  article 

=  masculine 

w.  loc.  n 

=  with  local  H 

Wl 

n. 

=  noun 

W.8. 

=  with  suffix 

the  first  letter  of  the  al 
phabet,  called  F)i?X    (?'igf) 
[==  Pjpx   ox,    cattle];  as  a 
numeral  —  1  or  1000. 
$  (5b)  m,  e.  '3X,  w.s.  S3X, 


father,     begetter,     parent, 

ancestor,  forefather;   crea 

tor,  lord,  master;  counsel 

lor,     adviser;     benefactor, 

teacher. 

8  (?b)  [root  33X]  m,  w.s. 


pi    c.    V 


young 


shoot,    sprout;    greenness, 
verdure,  fresh  grass. 
£?3*f      (ab^5f)     pr.n.m. 
[Persian]. 


to   wander   about,    to   be 
lost,  perish,  cease  ;  pt.  l 
being    lost.    -  -    Pt. 
(W4)  to  lead  astray,  scat 
ter,  destroy,  annihilate.  — 
Hi.    Tnxri    (hgebi'd),    fut. 
1.  sg.    T^,     HT3^    the 
same  as  Pi. 

Hebrew-English. 


(9b?'4)  m  destruction, 


/  anything 


lost,  loss. 


and 

w  destruction,  place  of  per 
dition,  abyss,  nether  world. 
and 


struction. 


de 


to  be 


willing,  to  desire,  consent, 
obey. 


(?>§')  m  reed,  cane; 
N  nl^X  swift  sailing  ships, 
made  of  reed. 

UX  [from  nj$]. 

(»bo'y)  [neediuess, 
poverty]  interj.  =  ^'X  woe  to. 
^  (?bu'fi)  m,  c.  DUX,  pi 
D^DUX,  place  of  feeding, 
crib,  manger. 

see  8^3. 


threat;     air]    nn?X     the 
1 


2 


threat  of  the   sword,    the  j 
threatening  sword. 

(ab$ttJ'a$)  *»,  only 
pumpkin, 
melon. 

•OK  (abr)  pr.n/.  -  n;n^. 

"OR1  (5bl')   into;/.   oh   that, 
I  wish  that 


see 


see  S      fK. 
pr.n.m. 

pr.n.m. 

ear  [co^.], 

ears  of  barley;  month  of 
the  ears,  first  month  in 
the  spring;  see  also  70. 


^  pr.n.m. 

pr.n.m. 

pr.n.m. 


(gbyp'n)    ad/.,     w.«. 
,  PJ.  D^i^,  needy, 
poor,  miserable,  wretched. 
on?')  /  caper, 


berry  of  the  caper-bush. 

pr.n.f. 

pr.n.m. 


S  (ab|n?d5'b) 


pr.n.m. 

pr.n.m. 
pr.w.Tn. 
pr.n.m. 


see 

see 


pr.n.m. 
'n)  pr.n.m. 


m,     c 

vigorous  man,   hero,  pro 

tector. 
"l^S      (fcbbj'r)      adj.,      pi 

b^?«,  c.  \T38,   strong, 

manly,  courageous,  power 

ful,    distinguished,    noble; 

also  applied  to  -  oxen  and 

horses. 

DT1X  (abjrs'm)  pr.n.m. 
'g)  pr.n.f. 


18  (abI§?L'y)  jpr.n.m.  [also 


[also 


m)  pr.n.w. 
pr.n.m. 


to  wind  oneself 
upward,  to  rise  in  rotation 
J1X  ($b$,'l)  to  fade,  languish, 
pine,  mourn.  —  Hi.  /'j?$3, 
fut.  "^,38,1  to  cause  to 
mourn.  ~  Hith.  ^SKflfl  to 
mourn,  lament. 

?'!)    adj.,    c. 


mourning,  desolate. 

2X8  (?W'i)  /  meadow, 
grassy  place,  pasture,  plain. 
In  proper  names  : 
nDV£-rP3  hl$  town  in 
Naphtali;  Dnstftj  $  place 
iiiMoab;  0*pJ?  N  a  village 
of  the  Ammonites  ;  'T^hJp  K 
town  in  Issachar;  D'1^9  $ 
place  east  of  the  Jordan. 


mourning,  lament. 


,  river,  stream. 


stone,  precious  stone,  gem  ; 
rock,  ore,  weighing  stone. 
weight,  plummet. 

m,  only  *,.  D^ZIN 
potter's  wheel  ; 
chair  of  delivery,  midwife- 
stool  [others:  vagina,  or 
the  two  snxes]. 


^.    0^58    girdle,   sash, 
belt  (of  a  priest). 

nf'r)  pr.n.m. 


to  feed,  fatten. 

ynjnx  (^^bno  /,  only 

^.'ny?V:3^,   blister,  pus 
tule,  ulcer. 

2K  (g'b^B)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Issachar. 


P3?    (5\>«L'k),  only    M.  m/. 

w.5.  ii?^n?,  fut.  p,38?.  to 

wrestle. 


dust. 


dust,     powder,     powdered 
spice. 

3?    (5b$'r),    only  m  /id. 
1,38,1  to  fly  up,  soar. 
"DX    fb^r    7n   and 


YJ' iy«,  wing,  pinion. 

and 
pr.n.m. 

?'$)  an  Egyptian 
word,    probably  with    the 
meaning  of  an  imperative: 
1* 


kneel,    bend    your   heads, 
prostrate  yourself. 


pr.n.m. 


pr.n.m. 

of  Amalekite  kings. 
)OX  (agfgj')  «i,  surname  of 
Haman,    the    Agagite   [= 
Amalekite]. 


connection,   knot,   bundle; 
band,  troop;  celestial  vault. 

^  (e?5'z)  m  nu^j  nut-tree 
[Persian]. 

fu'r)  pr.n.m. 


[berry],  small  coin,  mite. 

f$  (fi'^fil)  or  T5JK  (I'ggi)  w, 
only  pZ.c.  1/?^,  drops. 

?£?9  (89l*'^[m)  ^r.n.  of  a 
place  in  Moab. 

3X  (^'m)  m,  0.  Di«,  PZ. 
D^«,  c.  ^N  pool,  pond; 
reed;  bulrush. 

5X  (f^'m)  ad;.,  only  pZ.c. 
^p^N,  sad,  grieved. 

^P^X  (^m$'n)  m,  c.  l^iX 
reed,  bulrush;  cord  made 
of  rushes;  caldron. 


J^N   basin,  bowl,  round 
vessel. 

a^'f)  W7     only    PZ. 
,   w.s.    l^fij    army, 
troops. 

,aX    (5^T),    M   l^i    to 
collect,  gather. 


fist 

tD'iaX    (^&rtri)    m,     only 

pi.  c.  ^T^    basin,  bowl, 

charger. 


official  letter,  writ,  edict. 
X   (?d)  ?n,    w.g.   i*JN,  mist, 
vapour. 
X    (fd&'i?),   only  5?:.  in/- 


[for  nn^riV]   to  (/ 

cause  to  languish,  to  grieve.  )f 

pr.n.m. 
jpr.n.w. 
X  and  DTIX  see 


see 


*j1"]X 


_ 

commander,  lord,  master; 
the  pi.  is  also  applied  to 
single  persons;  $*^  mv 
Lord,  the  Lord  God  [ril.T]; 
hence  Adonis. 


see        . 
DHVIX   (»<tfr&rylm)  pr.n.   of 
a  town  in  Judah. 


see 

see  TIN. 
"I^K     (ftddl'r)      adj.,      iv.s. 

fflWi  f  n?38  (wdfi-rBfr), 

pZ.  Dn^lS,  c.  ^™  great, 
powerful,  mighty,  majestic, 
splendid,  distinguished, 
glorious,  noble. 

pr.n.m. 

or  D*]N  (fdp'm), 
x  (5d«my')  to  be 
red.  —  Pa.  _p«.  D^^ 
(m*fidd5'm)  for  D;fNp  to  be 
red-coloured.  —  M.  /««. 
Dn^I  to  be  red.  —  Hith. 
fut.  i.p.  DJSO!  to  become 
red,  to  be  erubescent. 


men,  some  one;  X  ^ 
serves  as  a  j?Z.  :  the  sons 
of  man,  mortals  ;  pr.n.m.  the 
first  man  created. 


(Sd?'m)  pr.w.  of  a  town 
on  the  Jordan. 


(fdp'm)  adj.,  /.  n#^if 
pi.  D^ri^.  red,  red-cheeked  ; 
a  red  thing,  red  colour. 
7^    (?'d^m)  /  a  red   pre 
cious  stone,  carneol. 


(edo'm)  pr.n.fn.«Esau, 
Edom;  the  tribe  and  land 
of  the  Edomites. 


w.».     p^,    pi 

humus,  arable  land,  earth, 
soil;  country. 
^P?^    (ad&md&'m)    adj.,    f 


reddish. 


(§4m?t')    pr.w.    of    a 
town  in  the  vale  of  Siddim. 

rrx,  wnx  (wm?nr) 

ati;.  reddish,  red-haired,  of 

a  red  complexion. 

p'W    (ad?rai')   ?r.M.    Of    a 

town  in  Naphtali. 

p'18  (adpraj')  pr.n.    adj.,    f 

n\01N:,     pi     m      D^'l^, 

D;;^,  /  nft'iaj,  Edom- 

itish,  Edomite. 
^DIX   (ad^mmrm)  pr.n.  ot 
a    district     between     the 
Jordan  and  Gilgal. 
ftf?*]^    (^dm^O-r)    pr.n.m. 
[Persian]. 

7,9  (fi'«n)  m,  »>.  pK,  pi. 
D^«,  c.  ^]«  found 
ation,  basis,  pedestal, 
socket  of  a  column. 
^  ($ddg;'n)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Babylonia. 


pr.n.m. 


(>«yyr), 


pr.n.m. 


_pr.n.»n. 


with  connecting  V]  to  show 
oneself  glorious,  splendid. 
-  Hi.  fut.  TW    to  glo 
rify. 

"0^?  (ad$'r)  m  twelfth  month 

of   the  Hebrew  year,   cor 

responding  to  March  and 

April. 
"TIN    (g'dgr)     m    garment, 

mantle  ;  splendour,  magnifi 

cence. 
^^  ($dd?'r)  pr.n.  of  a  place 

in  Judah;  pr.n.m. 

4^rko'n)     m,    pi. 
Persian    gold- 

coin   [not   connected  with 

Darius]. 


pr.n.m.  of  an  Assyrian 
deity  and  of  an  Assyrian 
king  [sou  of  Sennacherib]. 


4r8T)  pr.n.  of  the 
chief-town  of  Bashan;  of 
a  town  in  Naphtali. 
^S  (^dd^'r^)  /  a  wide 
garment,  mantle  ;  glory, 
magnificence;  see  also 


to  thrash. 


in/. 


mp. 


nn^Mnn^.,  i.v.  ap» 
andnnx,^.nnx,  /n^nx    \ 


[friend],  to  love,  to  like, 
to  be  fond  of;  to  desire, 
covet.  —  Ni.  pt.  nn^O  to 
be  beloved,  amiable.  — 

Pi.  Pt.  nnxp,  pi  Dpnx? 

to  be  a  passionate  lover 
or  paramour. 

L!£  (TOl?)  m,  only  pi 
D'OHN.  love-affair,  intrigue; 
charm,  loveliness. 


love,  love-intrigue;   lover. 
ling  (?iha\,$')  /  [also  inf. 
of    3HX]    love,    affection, 
tender  friendship. 
pr.n.m. 

infer;,  [ex 
pressing  sorrow]  woe,  alas, 
ah,  oh. 


(&hav*')    pr.n.    of    a 
river  in  Media. 
"IVIS  (?hu'd)  pr.n.m. 

Wins  see  HT  IK. 

VIS  1   (ehj1)  «dv.  [interroga 
tive]  -  ^  bow?  where? 

VIS1  see  nvr 


to  shine,  to  be  bright. 

d«nom.     of 


'X],   /td.  fyl&i  to    pitch 
tents,  to  wander.  —  Pi.  fut. 
hr\l  [for  ^nX)]  the   same 
as  Q. 
nS1    (p'hSl)  m,    tM.    ^Q8 

(choir),  w.  ioc.  n  n^n'K, 


tent,  hut,  habitation,  fa 
mily  ;  T^itt  'X  tent  of  con 
gregation,  tabernacle,  alsc 
;n'j<  tent  of  the  law 


pr.n.m. 

m,     only    pi 
and    rri7nx.    aro 
matic  wood,  aloe-wood. 
"DHS     ($h°l$')    pr.n.f.    [i 
woman     symbolizing    Sa 
maria]. 
^S^pHS  (QhoiJW)  pr.n.m. 


)  pr.n.f. 
[a  lewd  woman,  symboli 
cally  denoting  Jerusalem]. 

Dl^nS    (ghoifosmr)    pr. 
n.f.    ' 


Aaron. 

S  (o)  conj.  or  [Lat.  vel  and 
aut];  IX— IX  either— or;  or 
if,  or  perhaps. 

'e'O  pr.n.m. 

(ob)  m:  pi.  nlliX,  skin, 
leather  bag;  spectre,  con 
juring  ghost;  necromancer, 
sorcerer. 

nllllS  (fltf'fr)  pr.n.  of  a 
camping  station. 

(pbj'l)  pr.n.m. 
see  /^^. 
IIS  (p«j)  m,  only  pi  niTiK, 
ni*lS,  circumstance,  cause, 
occasion,  concern;  PilS  7^ 
because  of,  on  account  of, 
concerning. 

TlS  ($4)  m,  pZ.  D^X,  fire 
brand,  fire-stick,  poker. 

HIS1   Pi.    HIS    (Jyy^),     AK. 

ITT  'T  *  .   . 

r\]X\  to  desire  eagerly,  to 

covet.  —  HUH.  rnxon,  /«<•/• 

IXn:    (yi^'5'v)     to    desire, 
want,  lust  after. 


mh. 

2.  ^.  «i  qr^Nlpn  to  mea 

sure  off,  to  mark  for  one 

self. 
!T)X  (awa')  /  desire,  long 

ing,  lust. 
^tlX   (ijz&'y)  pr.n.m. 

x*HX  (yz5'l)  pr.n.m.  [Arabian 
tribe  and  its  capital, 
Zanaa  in  Yemen]. 

^1X  (ev;r)  pr.n.m. 

^    (oy)    and   iTlX     (p' 
inter  j.  woe,  alas,  ah. 
see  y$. 

)X    (evj'l)  ad;.,  K   0 
foolish,  silly;  impious. 


.n.??i.  [king  of  Babylon]. 
1  (ul)  m,  tif.f.  D^K 
belly,  body;  strength. 
SK1  (fll)  m,  ^.  «.  t),^i<,  a 
mighty,  powerful  person 
[see  ^K  pi]. 

^  *  (vi^'y)  pr-n.  of  a  river 
in  Persia  [Eulaeus]. 

^lX8  (vl$,'y)  cow;',  and  adv. 
if  not,  whether  not,  if 
perhaps;  perhaps. 


, 

c.   y$2$  vestibule, 
hall,  portico  [of  the  temple]. 


IX*      (vll'm)     adv.     but 
however,  yet,  nevertheless. 


pr.n. 


folly,   foolishness;    ungod 
liness,  wickedness. 
1D1S  (grn^i'r)  pr.n.m. 

^  (?'v5n)  m,  c.  "jlN  (?n), 
w.».  t)Ji«,  pi.  D^iX  breath, 
vainness,  nothingness; 
idolatry,  idol;  falsehood, 
wickedness,  sin;  distress, 
hardship,  toil. 
1X  *  (pn)  m,  pi  D>Jl^,  sub 
stance,  wealth  ;  power, 
strength. 

S  )  ^X  (pn)  pr.n.  of  a  city 
in  lower  Egypt  (Helio- 
polis). 

D1X  (pn?')  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Benjamin. 

see  ,TJi<. 


pn&mj  pr.n.m. 

n$'n)  pr.n.m. 

ifs'z)  pr.n.  of  an  un 
known  country  rich  in 
gold. 


IDiX,  pi  Qy&$,  wheel  [of 
a  chariot,  of  a  thrashing- 
sledge]. 


9 


IX 


(ofi'r) 

a  son  of  Joktau; 
the  gold-country  Ophir, 
probably  in  Southern  Ara 
bia  [ace.  to  others  in  India 
or  East  Africa]. 


uB),  pt.  Y$  to  press; 
to  be  pressed  or  narrow;  to 
hasten.  *r  Hi.  fut.  f>ft  to 
press,  urge,  impel. 

(pB5'r)    m,    c. 


store,  stock,  provision,  sup 
ply;  store-house,  treasury. 

is1  (pr),  fut.  Tix;,  •»<;, 

to  be  or  become  bright,  to 
dawn,  to  become  clear,  to 
shine.  —  Ni.  "li!,  fut. 


to  become  lighted,  to 
dawn;  pt.  "HNJ  bright, 
splendid,  glorious.  —  Hi. 

Txn,  fut.  TX;,  -1*01  to 

lighten,  to  fill  with  light, 
to  make  clear;  to  enlighten, 
instruct,  teach;  to  enliven, 
to  comfort;  intr.  to  be 
light. 

ViKa(9r)m,pJ.D7iS,  light, 
brightness,  daylight,  sun 
light,  lightning;  illumina 
tion,  enlightenment;  hap 
piness,  cheerfulness. 


^t  lighted  coun 
try,  laud  of  the  sunrise, 
the  east;  fire,  flame;  en 
lightenment  ,  revelation  ; 
D^ni  °^X  light  and 
truth,  the  oracle  on  the 
breastplate  of  the  high 
priest. 

^K  (yr)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Chaldea,  south  of  Ba 
bylon 


(prr)    /,    only    pi 
,  ni*)«,  green  herbs, 
vegetables. 

rvrnx  See  rj;^. 

(Or!'),  ^n^(OiJVl), 


pr.n.m. 

,  PS  (^)  m  and  /,  /)/. 
,  nhk.  sign,  mark. 
token,  badge,  standard, 
monument,  memorial,  warn 
ing,  omen,  prodigy,  symbol. 

TO  (^),  H1X  (pO-),  only 
M.  /u«.  nlN?,  cohort.  HplNJ 
to  consent,  agree,  yield. 
9  (?cz)  arfy.  then,  at  that 
time;  therefore;  \XD  [— 
tN  "JD]  formerly,  hereto 
fore,  of  old;  prep,  since. 


10 


pr.n.m. 

an  aromatic 
plant,  hyssop. 
ltK  (?z?'r)  m  girdle,  belt; 
fetter. 

ttz&'y    adv.  =  1      then. 


"n>J$  ($zk?r$r)  /memorial  ; 
that  part  of  an  offering 
which  was  destined  to 
bring  the  sacrifice  to  the 
remembrance  of  God. 


(»*!),  M  'p  for 
^]#n  to  go  away,  to  go 
out;  to  fail,  cease,  vanish. 
-  Pu.  pi.  7NNP  what  is 
spun,  yarn,  thread  [perh. 
miswritten  for  N  see 


stone  of  departure  [a  me 
morial  stone]. 

,yj  *  fa&'n)  Q.  not  used.  — 
Hi.  [denom.  of  "))«]  V.l^n, 
tmp.  VJ8J3,  M  ffi 


to  turn  or  lend  an  ear  to, 

to  listen,  hearken,  attend  ; 

to  answer  [a  prayer];    to 

obey. 

JK*  only  Pi.  1JX  (Izzfn)  to 

weigh,  to  prove. 


ear    [organ    of 


hearing]. 


pr.w.  of  a  town  in  Naph- 
tali. 


pr.n.m. 

pr.n.m. 

^i^tS  (azlkki'm)  only  j^Z. 
[from  p)K:],  w.  ar<.  D^!«n, 
chains,  fetters,  handcuffs. 
1?  O&'r)  fut.  lf«^,  w.«. 
V,!3)«l  to  bind,  gird,  put 
on.'—  M.  pt.  "I$J  to  be 
girded.  —  Pi.  ^e.  SlN],  p«. 
"IJNlp  to  gird,  to  arm  with. 


to  gird  or  equip  oneself. 


a   tree    not    transplanted; 
native,  indigene. 


pr.n. 

Ezrahite,  son  of  one  Hl]^. 

m,    c.  TO,  «,.,. 

,  1TO,  qj^. 
.,.  TO,  IH^, 
c-  ''p^j  brother,  near  re 
lation,  cousin,  countryman, 
fellow-mau,friend;  &^X-n$ 
the  one  —  the  other. 
X9  (5^)  /fire-pot,  coal-pan. 
X*  (54)  infer/,  woe!  alas! 


11 


($'adj)  m,  only  ^ 
a  howling  animal,  bird 
with  lamenting  voice,  owl, 
scops. 

e|W)  pr.n.m.  [once 


num.,  c. 

n«  [for  P7,Q«],  i.p. 
one,  some  one,  the 
same,  a  single  one,  the 
first;  pi  D^IW  some  few; 
the  same.  —  ^08?  once, 
at  once;  Tl^tf?  like  one, 
jointly,  in  a  body,  together. 

!(!?  (W4)  only 
[denom.  of  HfJ^ 
to  unite  oneself,  to  collect 
one's  strength  or  faculties. 
m  reed,  Nile- 


grass. 


explanation. 


pr.n.m. 

/  declaration, 

)   /  brother 


hood. 


^y    pr.n.m. 

m  back,  back 
side;  adv.  back,  backward, 
behind;  west,  west  side, 
westward,  westerly  ;  future. 


w.s.  Ift,  ',Qln«,  sister, 
female  relation,  friend  ; 
after  Ht8fN  -  the  other 
[compare  PIN]. 


to  seize,  take,  grasp,  lay 
hold  of;  to  lock  up,  bolt, 
fasten,  connect.  —  Ni. 


.XJ.  to  get  caught,  to  be 
held  fast.  —  Ni.  [denom.] 
IHNJ,  fut.  in$0  to  take 
possession  of.  —  Pi.  pt. 
trig  9  to  hold  back,  to  lock 
up,  to  hide.  —  Ho.pt.  1HXD 
to  be  attached  or  fastened. 


pr.n.m. 

)  /•, 

occupation  ,        possession, 
property. 


see 


xtpn 


pr.n.m. 
pr.n.m. 


12 


pr. 


r««r);  Dp;™ 


r.n.    of   a 
place   in  North  Palestine. 


particle    of    wishing:     oh 
that!  might  it  be  that. 


/  a  pre 
cious  stone,  amethyst. 


the     capital     of     Media, 
Egbatana. 


pr.n.m. 

'r),  fut.  1.  sg.  in« 
to  be  behind,  to  remain 
behind,  to  tarry.—  Pi.  "1HK, 
fut.  IPJS)  »w«r.  to  tarry, 
stay;  <r.  to  delay,  detain, 
procrastinate. 


the 

following,     second,    other, 
later;  foreign,  strange. 


the  hind-part,  back-part; 
adv.  and  prep,  behind,  after, 
afterward;  ^  ^tjg  after 
th  at  ,  thereup  on  ;  ^  H  Ni  0 
from  after,  from  behind. 

,  see 


q^,  hinder, 
following,  later,  latter, 
last,  posterior,  western  ; 
f.  adv.  for  the  last  time, 
lastly. 


^arj'^)  f  hindest, 
latest  part,  future  ,  end, 
posterity. 

^nnX     (^pr&nnl1^)     adv. 
backwards. 


m.pl   [sing.    *|^~]    Persian 
governors,  satraps. 


of  Persian  kings,  Ahasuerus 
[==  Xerxes,  Cambyses, 
As  ty  ages]. 


13 


[Persian]. 


m.pl.  [sing.  }^$~]  adj.  one 
being  of  the  royal  service 
[others:  mules]. 

nnK  see  nnx.. 

5S  (&*)  wi  whisper,  low, 
noiseless  speaking;  DV£X 
whisperers,  sorcerers,  ne 
cromancers;  adv.  EX.  ttX7, 
ttxj?  noiselessly,  in  a 
whisper,  secretly,  slowly, 
by  degrees. 

ItJK  ($t$'4)  m  thorn-bush 
[Christ's  thorn]. 
tpK  (ftu'n)  m  thread,  yarn. 
pt.p.  DlttX,  ^Z. 
:  to  shut,  close;  to 
grate  up,  to  lattice.—  Hi.  fut. 
DIDXJ  to  close. 

tDiJ    (ft^'r),    /M«.    ipft    to 

shut,  close. 

(jtf'r)  ^r.w.w. 

0(tt?'r)  «rfj.  bound, 
hampered;  tPDJ  T  «  left- 
handed. 

(»y)  o^v.,  c.  ^X,  w.». 
H^«,  1"X,  D>TX  where? 
[where  art  thou?  &c.]; 
•1]  'K  which  one?  who?; 
nip  'tf  wherefrom?; 
PX]^  ^  why? 


'X1  (I)  m  and  /,  pi  D^X, 
coast-land,  island;  foreign, 
transmarine  parts  round 
the  Mediterranean  and  in 
India. 

a   (I)    m,    only   pi  D^X, 
howler,  jackal. 
S8  (i)  =  ->iX  interj.  woe  to. 


denoting  negation  [equal 
to  the  prefixes  in-,  un-J; 
TDIPX  without  honour, 
inglorious. 

£?  (syfc'V)  to  hate,  to  treat 
as  an  enemy;  pt.  3.1X,  ITiK, 
w.s.    i7)2?X,    f  n^jPlN,    pi    I 
DpJN,    c.    sp.]X,     enemy, 
hater. 

enmity,  hostility. 
P^  (?d)  m  burden,  oppres 
sion,    misfortune,    misery, 
distress. 

l^1  OyyO  /  vulture, 
kite. 


pr.n.m. 


wherever. 


.  where, 


pr.n.m.  Job. 


(fz8r)  arfv.  where? 


and    tnterj.   how?    where? 
alas! 

p^K,  toix  (f<w.)   adv. 

where. 

?,?^  (?$?'<$*)  adv-  how? 
NSI  (ey3'i)m  power,  strength. 

S  GM)  m,  c.  ^K,  p*. 
D£'»,  D£»,  c.  £'« 
[strength]  a  ram;  pilaster, 
projection  [in  architecture], 
socle;  strong  tree,  oak, 
terebinth  ;  pi.  mighty, 
powerful  people,  the  nobles. 

yn)   «,  pi  D^J8 
buck,  stag,  hart. 


pi  nx,  c.  nN 
"inti^'n  nj$|    hind   of  the 
dawn. 

*!-?^     (^yy5l5'n)     pr.n.     of 
towns  in  Dan  and  Zebulon. 


.w.  of  a  town  in  Dan. 

«  («yy«ia'«-)  f  strength, 
power. 

l^X  see  n^N. 
^K  (firm)  w,  pZ.  D'D^8, 
niD^X  ,     projection      [in 
architecture],  moulding. 
/^S  (fli'm)  pr.w.  of  a  sta 
tion  in  the  desert. 


pr.w.  of  an  Edomitish  sea 
port  on  the  Red  Sea  [now 
Akaha]. 

?¥  (Wm)  adj.,  /  ni^^ 
terrible,  formidable. 


Zoc.  n  nn^^N,  Pi.  nlD^ 

terror,  fear. 

p^  (fmj'm)  pirn,  terrors, 
horrors;  idols;  giants,  ori 
ginal  inhabitants  of  the 
Moabite  country. 


entity,  nothingness,  non- 
existence;  adv.  not,  not 
existing,  without;  w.s. 
[I  am  not  there]; 
1^8,  1»^W  [- 
DrN];  ^  V«  I  have  not 
[there  is  not  to  me].  —  "pX? 
without,  when  there  was 
not,  before  being;  yx? 
almost,  nearly;  "pXp  « 
V«  1,^)  to  him  to  whom 
not;  "plgp  because  not,  so 
that  not. 

^2  (ft'yln)  adv.  where?; 
f!|S&  [-  V.|<  IP]  from  where, 
whence. 

X  (in)  adv.  tw^err.  [is  there] 
not? 


a  corn  measure,  equal  to 
1,08  bushel. 

S*>X     (ft?1)     adv.    where? 
how? 

X  see  X'iSX. 


(Is)  ?n,  iv.  s.  st£"X,  pZ. 
;,  D^X,  c.'^X  a 
man  [as  opposed  to  beast 
and  woman  and  God],  a 
mortal,  husband,  possessor, 
inhabitant,  follower,  at 
tendant;  some  one,  any 
one,  every  one,  each;  with 

HX  or  Ift  tlie  one  ~  the 
other. 


pr.n.m. 

(iS$'n)  m  [dimin.  of 
tt^X  little  man]  the  pupil 
of  the  eye,  eye-ball,  centre. 
jnTtWfc  (jg^'yll)«»  valiant 
man,  perh.  pr.n.m. 

tfpT^X    (Is  t?'fr)  pr.n.  of 
a  town  or  district  in  Syria. 
see  ^?. 
(16-o'n)  w  entrance. 

pr.n.m. 

rn)  pr.n.m.  [for 
?X  \nx  God  with  me]. 

CW1  see  qnx. 


ri^'-  qnx,  qnx,  see 


1^  ($d;)  adv.  certainly,  yea; 
only,    but,    however,    yet; 
hardly,  no  sooner  than. 
?*?  (&kk£'d)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
built  by  Niinrod. 

\t?^  (Wz?'^)  rn  deceiving 
brook  [without  water]. 

^?S  (Wzl'^)pr.n.  of  towns 

in  Asher  [Ecdippa]  and  in 

Judah. 

!t?8     (Wz?'r)     arfj.     bold, 

cruel,    merciless,    destruc 

tive,  deadly. 

tDK  (jw&zsrf)    adj.    hard, 
harsh,  cruel,  terrible. 


cruelty,  fierceness. 
P'OS  (^iir)  /eating,  food. 


.. 

^2X\  1.  sing.  Tgtf,  to  eat, 
enjoy,  devour,  consume, 
take  away,  destroy.  —  jVi. 
^3gi,  /to.  bx>.  to  be 
eaten,  consumed.  —  Pu. 
?DX  to  be  consumed,  de 
stroyed.  —  Hi.  ^pxri,  fut. 


D^l  to  make  eat,  to  give 
to  eat. 


(QC$I$')    [act   and    material 
of]  eating,  food,  meat. 


.m.    [or  to  be  derived 
from  H^]. 

rtos  (W)  /  -  hi*. 

.Tj^DX  „  7|^X:J  see  H^D  Pi. 
IDS  (sdje'n)  adv.  certainly, 

surely,  even  so;  but,  yet. 
£]DS  (5$*'f)  to  burden, 

weigh  on,  press,  drive  on. 

*!?£   (*'«!)   «,   ».».    '£?&, 
burden,  load,  pressure. 

-DS  (ikkrr)  m,  pi  Dnp«, 

ploughman,  tiller,  husband 

man. 
P|l^DS    (^S$'f)    ^)r.n.    of   a 

town  in  Asher. 
^S1   (&1)    a   negation    cor 

responding   to   Greek   jify 

applied  in  prohibitions  and 

wishes  :  that  not,  lest,  may 

not,  let  not. 

^"  [^]    tne   Arabic   de 
finite  article,  occurring  in 


DvK,    a    strong,    mighty 
one,   a  hero,  a  god;  ?xr! 


the  true  God;  ^1£  X  al 
mighty  God;  li^y  ^  God 
the  most  high;  strength, 
power,  might;  H;  ^  ^ 
it  is  in  the  power  of  my 
hand,  I  am  able.  [D^X 
once  for  Dy^X  rams], 


these. 

?S  (gi)  pre/>.  to,  towards, 
in  the  direction  of,  ac 
cording  to,  in  addition  to, 
with  regard  to,  against, 
into,  among,  near,  with. 


(gigabi's)  m   hail, 
ice. 

lptt^S  see  D^p^N. 

pr.n.m. 


xS1  (515')  to  confirm  by 
an  oath,  to  swear,  for 
swear.—  Hi.  inf.  n1?^n,  fut. 
7^*1  to  confirm,  to  cause 
to  swear,  to  swear. 


,    ..       , 

pl.  ni?X  swearing,  oath; 
curse;  agreement  by  oath, 
sworn  covenant. 

^8  (W)  /  oak. 

?S  l  (?i5')  /  oak,  terebinth. 


17 


pr.n.m. 

•"!?£   (fug)    pron.    dem. 
these,  those. 

w  (»ir)   «w;.  [^  »N]  if 

- '?r$  (el$'ah)  m,  «n0r.  mostly 
in  poetry:  a  god,  God;  pi 
D'fj7$i  c.  *P?g,  w*.  U^J?^ 
God,  the  one,  true  God 

angel,  Israelitic  king 
prophet;  heathen  gods 
higher  and  godlike  beings 
•  ?!  (elu'l)  m  the  sixth 
month  of  the  Hebrew  year, 
corresponding  to  Septembei 
and  October;  adj.  «= 

^Sv1  /    ,  \    ^s^*>    / 
|'r»     (^*)j   I  , i  -   (^iip'n) 

m,  pi. 

^,  oak,  terebinth. 

rf*' 


(Wia'f)  m  and  adj.,  pi. 
D'SpK  tame  beast,  lamb, 
ox,  cow;  attached  friend, 
companion,  husband;  head 
of  a  family,  of  a  tribe 


(WO'S)    pr.n.    of    a 
station  in  the  desert. 


only  Ni.  HO 
to  be  corrupt,  to  get  spoiled. 


pr.n.m. 


/  ^t  tail    of 
oriental  sheep. 

(e%y5')    and    irj^N 
1P         'and 


(«U'l)  ad;,  null,  vain, 
nought;  nothingness,  feeble 
ness;  i.p*V  idols. 


[Elizabeth]. 


5')  />r.n.«i.  [Greek 


Hebrew-English. 


tribe  in  the  Peloponnesus 
or  in  Sicily]. 


pr.n.m. 

inter;.   alas, 


woe  to! 


18/m),  At.  ., 

pi?S.1'.  to  be  bound  in  the 
tongue,  to  be  dumb,  mute. 
—  Pi.  pt.  D£SP  to  bind, 
to  make  up  in  sheaves. 
D/S  (figm)  m  the  growing 
dumb,  dumbness,  silence. 


dumb,  mute. 


see 


D?X  (?Llmyggrra)  m,  only 
pZ.,  a  precious  wood,  red 
or  white  sandal-wood. 


Dt|ip5?Ss,    nipjptf.,     bundle 
sheef. 


\)  pr.n.m 
[Arabian  tribe  in  Yemen] 


pr.n 
of  a  town  in  Asher. 

[/.widowed 
m    widow 
hood,  interregnum. 


/",    p^- 
widow. 

a  widowed  state  [without 
a  ruler]. 

lpD^K  (ijim^n?^)  flpl 
[perh.  for  nijp"]^]  palaces. 

JJD^JJ     (8lm?na'«-)    A     e. 

n^pW,    pi    b^wp^f, 

widowhood;  destitution 
[exile]. 

|jb?S  (^mpnl1)  rn.  with 
preceding  $7§,  a  certain 
one,  one  not  named. 


'n)  pr.n.m. 

fiiijfis'O  J5j<-n-  °*  town 

and    district    in    Mesopo 
tamia. 


.n.  of  a  town  near  Hesbon 
[in  Reuben]. 

?')  />r.n.m. 

/MI.  n^.;  to 

learn.  —  Pi.  fvt.  ?}?.$],  pt. 
)?£  [for  fJO    to  teach. 


to  make 

sands,  to  bring  forth  thou 
sands  [deuoin.  of  fjJX]. 


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c.  ^S  1.  only  pi 
domesticated  beasts,  oxen 
cows,  cattle.  2.  a  thou 
sand,  du.  two  thousands 
pi.  thousands.  3.  a  com 
munity,  family,  part  of  a 
tribe. 


(g'l&f)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Benjamin. 


to  drive,  press,  urge. 


Pf5*  (Sika'm)  m  no  re 
sistance;  X  7]S?B  a  king 
against  whom  there  is  no 
rising  up  [others:  people, 
militia]. 

1x1???  (Blk*n?r)  pr.n.m. 


native  of  ^'j?^  [a  village 
in  Galilee]. 


.n.  of  a  town  in  Simeon. 


pr.n.  of  a  town  in  Dan. 

.«.    Of 


a  town  in  Judah. 


mother,  grand 
mother,  ancestress;  bene 
factress;  metropolis,  mother- 
country,  people;  ^H  DN 
parting-way. 

E^S  (Ira)  conj.  [in  direct 
and  indirect  questions]  if, 
whether;  DX—  q  whether— 
or;  in  conditional  sentences  : 
if,  when,  N^>  DX  if  not; 
in  sentences  of  wishing 
and  asseveration:  oh  that 
[Lat.  utinam]  ,  certainly 
not,  tih  DX  certainly. 
^  m,  only^Z.  D^N 
people,  nation. 


pi.  mnDXj  c.  ninpx^  maid 
servant,  female  slave. 
Yr  —       (&nini5')  /",    c.  nfcDfc$ 
du.  D)pDX,  pi.  nifcpX,  fore 
arm;   ell,   cubit;   in  archi 
tecture:  foundation;  metro 
polis. 

^J?*!5a  (fcrnm?1)  pr.n.  of  a  hill 
near  Gibeon. 

see  nD^X. 

im?')   /,    only  p?. 

people,  nation,  tribe. 


see  H 

?1    (^mp'n)    m    builder, 
architect. 

2* 


n)  pr.w.m.;    also 
the  Egyptian  god  Ammon. 


see 


(emu'n),  IDS  adj.,  pi 
}na$  fastened,  faithful; 
.  fidelity,  trustiness. 


firm" 

ness,  security,  fidelity, 
honesty,  conscientiousness, 
faith. 

pS   (fmo' 

see 
see 

pS  (ammi'B)  adj.  firm, 
strong,  valiant. 
l^pS  (smj'r)  m  top  of  a 
tree,  summit  of  a  mountain 


nj?pi<:  to  fade,  languish.  — 
Put.  \$j%t  pt.  $9*  [for 
^p^P]  'to  fade,  droop 
wither;  to  be  sorrowful 

(  to  mourn. 

'PpDS    (»m?lVl)    adj.,    onl: 
'pi  Q^?pai   weak,  feeble 

DDS  (amlL'm)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Judah. 

*|PS  ($m&'n)  intr.  to  be  firm 
tr.  to  make  firm,  fasten 
bring  up,  nurse;  pt. 
guardian,  fosterer, 


nurse.  —  M. 


/««• 


*jp*O;  to  be  fastened,  to  be 
firm,  constant,  faithful, 
honest;  to  last,  continue; 
to  be  nursed,  supported; 
pt.  1p$$  firm,  faithful, 
constant,  lasting.  --  Hi. 

Vp#n,  fut.  vp$l,  1P$1  to 

hold  fast  by,  to  believe 
firmly,  to  trust;  to  stand 
still,  to  stop. 

|PS  ($m$'n)  m  workmaster, 
artist. 

|PS  (3m?'n)  adj.  firm,  true, 
faithful;  m  faithfulness; 
adv.  certainly,  truly,  so 
be  it! 

*|£S  (p'mgn)  m  truth,  fidelity. 
i"DpS  *  (amf n?')  f  firm  cove 
nant;  fixed  wages. 
"JJpS*  (am$n$')  pr.n.  of  a 
river  flowing  through  Da 
mascus  [and  of  that  part 
of  the  Antilibanus  from 
which  it  comes]. 

m'n?')    /",    only  pi. 
t,  pilaster,  column. 
HJpS  (gmn$r)  /the  bringing 
up,  nursing;  adv.  in  truth, 
truly. 

(^Lnin^  n)  i07*«w.wi« 

in 'truth,  truly,  verily. 


21 


f 


to 

be  strong,  vigorous;  to  be 
stronger,  to  prevail.  —  Pi. 
ftDX,  fut.  ]>$X?  to   make 
strong,      to      strengthen, 
harden;    to   select.  —  Hi. 
fut.     f&W-     to     display 
strength,    to   act  courage 
ously.  —  Hith.  ytDXJTlfl  t( 
collect  one's   strength,    t< 
show      oneself     vigorous 
bold  or  quick;  to  be  firmlj 
resolved. 


($mp'B)  adj.,  only  pi 
D^pX.  strong;  others 
reddish,  bay  [horse]. 

>DX    ($'mgB)   m    strength 
vigour. 

/  strength. 


pr.n.m. 


.  ,  , 

with  "?  1DXJ?  [in  the  way 
of  saying],  w.s.  n. 


1.  5tngr.  "I^N,  to  say,  name, 
call,  admonish,  promise, 
praise;  to  say  to  oneself, 
to  think,  intend;  to  com 
mand.  —  Ni.  "ljS$y,  fut. 
"lj?ft?.  to  be  said,  to  be 
named;  it  is  said.  —  Hi. 
")  \Pg.O  to  make  say,  to 


promise.  —  Hith.  IDNJpn 
to  boast,  to  be  over-proud, 
imperious. 


pi.  D^p^C,  e.  \1PX  asay- 
ing,  word,  utterance,  com 
mand,  promise. 
1J?N  (imra?'r)  pr.n.m. 

Ip^  (9'm^r)  w»  word,  saying, 
song,  praise,  promise; 
thing  [like  "m]. 


c.  nil^N  word,  utterance, 
song. 


r)  pr.n.w.  Amo- 
rite,  chief  tribe  of  the 
Canaanites. 


.?$  (*mr?f$'l)  pr.n.m. 
[king  of  Shinar,  Hammu 
rabi]. 

£to#  (g'mfig)  m  and  adv. 
yesterday,  last  night. 

^!?§  (em&'&)  [from  DJpS]  /, 
w.a.  \npX:  firmness,  dura 
tion,  certainty,  security, 
faithfulness,  faith,  truth, 
honesty. 


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inonfpN,   pi  o. 

bag,  sack. 


pr.n.m. 

X  (*n)  [comp.  !?]£]  adv' 
where  ?  whither  ?  ;  1j$9 
whence?;  ^"^  till  when? 
how  long?  —  w>.  loc.  H  H^S 
[alsoPl},**]  whither?  where? 
how  long?;  T\)$]  HJK 
hither  and  thither. 
S  see  i». 


I  pray!  pray  thee! 

rDX  see  1$. 

H3X l  (3n$F)  to  sigh,  lament. 

riDX8  (50?')  Pi.  n}J<  to 
cause  to  meet.  —  Pw.  KM 
to  befall,  happen.  —  Hith. 
n3£pn  to  seek  opportun 
ity  [for  a  quarrel]. 

\jS  see  unJJ$.. 

t^lJK1  (eno's)  rn  man,  humai 
being,  mankind. 
3$     (en?'s)  pr.n.m. 

i&'$),  only  M.  nJS 
to  sigh,  lament,  mourn. 


lament,  sighing. 


rDX  (an$,'^nCi)  pron.   j^ 
l!'^.,  tp.  "»]W,  once 
abbreviated  ^ni  we,  our 
selves. 


a  town  in  Issachar. 

}X    (anr)  pnm.  pers.  1 .  singr. 

I,  I  myself  =»  W^. 

?S  (oni')  rn  and  /  coll  ships, 

a  fleet. 


ship. 


/"  lamenta 


tion,  mourning. 


rn   the    metal 
lead;  plummet,  plumb-line. 

\.sing.,  i.p.  ^j^  I,  myself. 
|J1S  (?n^'n),  only  fift^.  p.^0^ 
to  complain,  to  murmur. 

compel. 
•13S    (fn&'f)    A<*-   ^.^.v    to 

breathe    heavily,     to     be 

angry.  —  Hith.  ^]3i$pn  to 

be  angry. 
H5D3X  fansfa')  /  an  unclean 

IT  T  -:   V      v    v  '    ' 

bird,  parrot,  sandpiper,  or 
heron. 

groan,  sigh.  --  Ni.  imp. 
P^p,  pt.  P4$j3.  the  same 
as  Q. 

sighing,  complaint,  moan 
ing. 


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p.  N  to 
sicken,  to  make  incurable; 
p«.  p.  ill,  sick,  incurable; 
melancholy  ,  sorrowful  ; 
bad,  wicked.  —  Ni.  fut. 
Bfj?$?.  to  be  sick  to  death. 


jpr.7i.7W. 

w  oil-flask. 
m  damage,  hurt. 
TiDX  (fCu'r)  m,  pi.  D^D8, 
cord,  fetter,  bond. 

*rP$  (iflJ'f)  m  harvest,   in 
gathering  time. 
TDX(pi'r)  TO)  also  TDK 
(pfii'r),pZ.Dn>ps;,  prisoner 
captive,  exile. 

Pfii'r)  pr.n.ro. 
fis'm)    m,     only    pZ. 
store  house,  gran 
ary. 

H^P^  (Wn?r)  pr.w.m. 
1?^X     (gBngpp^'r)    pr.n.m. 
[an   Assyrian    king    or   a 
dignitary]. 


[/M«.  1.  sing.  w.s.  and  also 
p«.  F]DK  w.,.]  to  gather, 
collect,  to  draw  together, 
to  receive,  to  take  under 
protection;  to  draw  up 


[feet] ;  to  withdraw,  to  take 
away;  to  close  a  march, 
bring  up  the  rear.  —  Ni. 
P]DN^  to  assemble,  to  be 
gathered  [to  one's  fore 
fathers,  i.  e.  to  die] ;  to  be 
received,  withdrawn,  to 
disappear.  —  Pi.  *]DX  to 
gather  diligently,  to  re 
ceive,  to  close.  —  Pu.  P)pl< 
to  be  gathered.  —  ffith. 
^IpKfin  to  be  gathered  to 
gether. 


pr.n.m. 

($B?'f)  m,  only  pi. 
DsBp$,  gathered  -in  pro 
visions,  store. 


(ofif?')  ingathering,  harvest. 
(<"I?PK  (afi?f5')  /assemblage; 
seizure,  imprisonment. 
!??$  (aBypp5')  /;  only  pi. 
niSpX  assembly  [of  wise 
men], 


mixed     multitude 


rabble. 


[Persian]. 


!>«•  2>-  "1^9     to  bind, 
fetter;  to  seize,  to  put  in 


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prison;  to  put  to  harness 
or  in  yoke  ;  to  begin,  join 
[battle];  to  charge  oneself 
with,  to  engage;  pt.  p. 
captive,  prisoner.  —  Ni.  fut. 
1p$0  to  be  fettered,  to  be 
held  captive.  —  Pu. 
to  be  taken  captive. 


vow  of  abstinence,  renun 
ciation. 


i'n)  pr.n. 
m  [king  of  Assyria]. 

"\3HpK  (gfitc'r)  pr.n.f.  Esther 
[Persian:  star,  bliss]. 

5^8 l  (at)  conj.  [denoting 
addition,  climax  or  em 
phasis],  also,  too,  and  yet, 
and  even,  even  more; 
F|S— P]8  as  well  as;  ^D  ^N 
even  more;  in  questions: 
is  it  so?  really? 

F]8*  (af)  [from  F|JN]  m,  i.p. 
f]N,  tc/.s.  \B8  heavy  breath 
ing,  anger,  wrath ;  nose.  — 
du.  D?j$8>  c.  ''p.t?  the  nos 
trils,  nose,  face;  anger 
wrath;  two  persons. 
S9K  see 


ngg,  palace. 

-ISX  (,tf)  /irf.  HD^\  HS"'  to 
bake;    p«.   HDK,   pi.   D^S 


surround,  gird,  put  on. 


H?^    (afydd?')   /,      . 

the  act  of  girding  round; 
a  covering,  coat  of  a  statue. 


baker,    /  HDS,  •  p. 
female  baker  or   cook.  - 


M.  fut.  n$K,?.  to  be  baked. 
DS,  S198  (?for)  adv.  now, 
then,  consequently. 
teK1,  H?«   (?fo'4)  m    the 
ephod  or  official  garment 
of    priests,    especially    of 
the  high-priest,  a  bipartite 
covering. 
llpS!8  (?fp'd)  pr.n.m. 


late  in  ripening. 

m)  pr.n.m. 
X1    (sfj'k)   «,    c. 
p?.  D'p;S«,  c.  <lp.>?«:,  river 
bed,      bottom,      channel, 
stream,  brook,  river. 
1£>S8   (jfl'k)    adf    strong, 
powerful. 

see  p,D«. 

(9'fgl)   darkness,   con 
cealment;  misfortune. 
i)  ad;,  dark. 


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deep  darkness. 


y 


]5X   (p'fgn)  wi,  only  pZ.  w.». 
I^PX  (Qfns'v)  circumstance, 
turn,  due  time. 
see  1Sl«. 

^tc'fi)    to  end,    cease, 
disappear. 

DSS  (g'f^B)  m,  du.  D:P?N\ 

p/.  c.  "'p?^,  end,  extremity; 

rfu.  soles  of  the  feet;  adv. 

at  an  end,    no  more,   not. 

except,  only;   DS$3  with 

out;    ^    DDJ<    only    that, 

however. 
D^pT  DDS    (g'fgfi    d^raml'm) 

pr.n.  of  a  place  in  Judah. 
^pSS    (fcffii1)     adv.    except, 

nothing  besides. 


breath,  nothingness. 
ySS  (^fe1)  m  and  /  adder, 
viper,  basilisk. 
\?N  (jLf^'f)  [not  contracted, 
e.g.  ISS^.j  to  involve,    to 
surround. 


only     Hith. 
S^tpn  to  control    or    re 
strain  oneself. 


affk)  pr.n.  of  towns 
in  northern  Palestine. 


1)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Judah. 
15)N   (e'fgr)  m  ashes,  dust, 
nothingness. 

£)X  (af?'r)  m  head-cover, 
tiara. 

iSN  (gfro'a^)  m,  only  pi. 
D^rnip^,  young  bird,  nest 
ling. 

fifr&'ylm)  pr.n.m. 
(gfra'ft),      w.      /oc. 
H  nrn?$  pr.n.,  older  name 
for  Bethlehem;   also  equi 
valent  to  D?;i9$. 
rn£>8   (gfrsa-J1)   pr.w.m.,    a 
Betlilehemite;  an  Ephraim- 
ite. 

^S    (§Bb?'n)  pr.n.m. 


finger,  index,  toe;   finger- 
breadth. 


(aBi'l)  m,  pZ.  c.  \SX 
extremity,  remote  corner. 
adj.  noble,  chief  person. 


joint  [knuckle,  elbow]. 

l&'l)    [derived  from 
$X]  to  put  aside,  to  take 
away,  withdraw,  refuse.  — 
Ni.  !?XM  to  be  taken 


to  be  reduced.  —  Hi.  fut 
Jl  to  take  away. 


m,  w.s. 
side,  region  ;  prep,  at  the 
side  of,  beside,  close  to 
near. 


pr.n.  of  a  place. 
IHV^K  (aB&ly$'hq)  pr.n.m. 


niySK  (SSW)  /bracelet, 
step-chain. 

"IJiX  ($B$'r)  pt.  "1SK  to  heap 
up,    store   up.  —  Ni.  fut. 
"$$.  to  be  stored  up.  - 
Hi.  fut.   1.  sing.  ni^lXl  to 
appoint  one  treasurer, 
see 


fr    pr.n.m. 
see  -$;.  and  "1£J. 

gkds'dj)  rn  a  spark 
ling  precious  stone,  car 
buncle. 

1j?K  (^kk?')  m  roe  [or  wild 
goat]. 


l          [for    X^N]     see 
W 

"IK  see  liN. 


see 


>rVl)  m,  only  pl.i 
their  heroes. 


pr.w.wi. 
/M«.  DIJO  to 
weave  plots,  to  lie  in 
ambush,  to  lurk;  pt.  DIN, 
DTiX  lurking,  lurker;  coll. 
ambush.  -  -  Pi.  pt.  pi. 
QV?!$?  lurkers,  liers  in 
wait.  —  Hi.  fut.  3"]^  [for 
^,1X^1]  to  form  an  ambush. 
*]jK  (arj'b)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Judah. 

l"JK    (6'rSt)     wi     ambush, 
lurking-place. 


1)   ambush,   plot,   cun 
ning,  deceit. 


of  a  place  in  Naphtali. 

•bs')  /,  only  pi.  c. 
"]X,  intrigue,  plot. 

Elrbg')     w      locust, 
migratory  locust. 


lattice,  window,  dove-cote, 
latticed  outlet  for  the 
smoke. 

"fl^HK  (ar$bb5'$)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Judah  uearSochoh. 
pr.n.m.,  in- 


habitant  of 


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,?"]*?1   (W)    num.    f,    m 

hy?n8,  <•  nsjais,  four; 

dw.  D?f!iy3"!8  fourfold;  pZ. 
D',V918'  forty. 
?"]^1  (W)   pr.n.m.  [an 
Anakite  giant]. 
iK  ft*'*)  M  W_,  Jpfti, 
to  plait,  weave;   p<.  'J^K, 
weaver. 


w  plait,  texture  ; 
weaver's  shuttle. 


region  in  Bashan. 
see 


m  chest,  box. 
m  purple, 
purple  cloth. 

pr.n.rn. 
'n)  pr.n.m. 

to  pull,   pluck 
off,  collect. 

-Jft]   see  11«. 
]  ]  (ar?'d)  pr.n.m. 

'd)  pr.n.  of  a 
Phenician  city,  Arvad  or 
Aradus;  Hp:^  the 
habitant. 


jlX    ($ryr)    /,     only   pi. 

'  *  and 


H,  crib,  manger,  stable, 
set  of  horses. 


?  (fro'a)  ad;.,  only  pi. 
D^N:,  cedrine,  firm  like 
cedar-wood. 


healing,      recovery,      con 
valescence. 

p<!nS    (arvm?')   pr.n.   of  a 
place  near  Sichem. 

miswritten     for 
Edomites. 


[for  DDnn^]   see 
bn  Hith. 

[^  (frp'n)  /"  and  rn,  c. 
chest,  box,  coffin  [for 
a  mummy];  n^5Q  N.  ark 
of  the  covenant;  HHVH  8. 
ark  of  the  testimony; 
Dvfttf'S  ark  of  God,  the 
sacred  ark  containing  the 
tables  of  the  law. 
DyiX  (ar&vn$')  pr.n.m. 

lS  (fi'rfi.)  m,    i.p.   n«,   pi 

oyi$,  c-  T!**  cedar5  panel 

of  cedar-wood. 
T"^  ($rz«[')  f  cedar-work. 
'TjJ1  (W%)  to  wander, 
travel;  pt.  Q1X  ($r?'a^), 
pZ.  D^ni.k  wanderer, 
traveller. 


pr.n.m. 


m,   w.s. 


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nin*]X,  path,  way,  manner 
of  life,  manner,  condition, 
lot;  wanderer,  caravan. 

ICT?  frW)  /,  pi.  m'rnN, 

travelling  company,  cara 
van. 

"n*IX  (arums')  /  portion, 
allowance;  pTT  rp^X.  dish 
of  greens. 

TO,      j?Z.       D^, 

;,  Hon. 

$  ("rJVl)  m  lion  of 
God,  hero  ;  the  heroic  city, 
Jerusalem;  the  hearth  of 
God,  altar. 

(ar}da'y),      «£!'-]« 
5')    pr.n.m.    [Persian 
=  Aridacus]. 

."1^    (§ryf)  TO  and  /  lion, 
lioness. 


pr.n.m. 

nx  see  nm. 

IVI^  (iM-y?'^)  pr.n.m. 
KJ     [for     ?]£!«]     see 

•in  «• 

p1"!S  (arifi^L'y)  !>r.n.«n.  [Per 
sian]. 


to  stretch,  to  be  long,  to 
wear  on.  —  Hi.  T^H,  fut. 


T^,-  to  make  long,  to 
lengthen,  prolong,  extend, 
delay;  intr.  to  be  long,  to 
abide,  sojourn. 

dor?'*)  adj.,  only  c.  ?]"IX 
long,  patient;  D?gfi  t|^j 
forbearing. 


long,  enduring. 

ll.^1  (g'rfi*)  TO  length,  delay 

[see  also  t]("|N]. 

IIS    (B'rW)  jpr.n.  of  a  city 
in  Babylonia. 


TO,    w.s. 

(Qrk$r),     length,     duration, 
patience. 

DliS  /•  see  njn«.  ' 
?'1^  (arkj')  pr.n.m,  inhabi 
tant   of  ^n#,    a  town    in 
Palestine. 


[mountain-land]  Aramaea, 
Syria,  and  people  therein, 
descended  from  Aram, 
the  grandson  of  Nahor; 
D?,1DA  DJ«  Aram  sea  of  the 
two  rivers,  Mesopotamia. 
^")^  (^rmp'n)  TO,  pi.  c. 
niJ^"]N,  palace,  castle, 
citadel. 

r)  pr.n.m.,  pi. 


Syrian,  Mesopotamian. 


.  [/-from 

Aramaean],  in  the 
Aramaean  or  Syrian  lan 
guage. 

S  ($rm9nf)  pr.n.m. 
pr.n.m. 

m    a  cedar  or 
pine  [perk,  miswritten  for 


pr.n.m. 

/  a  hare. 
pr.n.    of     a 

river   between    Moab    and 
Ammon. 


pr.n.m. 

pr.n.m. 

r.w.    of    a 
city  in  Syria  near  Hainath. 


a  son  of  Shem,   father  of 
the  Chaldeans  or  Northern 
Shemites. 
S  (6'rfiB)  /  and  m,  w.  art. 


n  n^ix,   w.,.  ^-]»,  pi 

nty%  c.  ni^"}N*  the  earth 
[as  a  body  of  the  uni 
verse],  the  earth  [opposed 
to  heaven];  land,  ground, 
soil,  country,  fatherland, 
territory. 


(&rB5")  pr.n.m. 
'r)imp.^^ 

,  Pi  n«,  nix, 


.  ins, 

.  —  Ni.     . 
rsed.  —  / 


to  curse,  execrate.  — 
p«.  "1NJ  to  be  cursed. 
Pi-  "1,1/S  to  curse,  to  cause 
a  curse.  —  Ho.  fut.  i.p. 
1N^  to  be  cursed. 
TK  (ar5r?'t)  pr.w.  of  a 
district  and  high  mountain 
in  Armenia;  all  Armenia. 
pr.n.m. 

&•  ^  (with 
«]    to  take  a  wife,  to 
espouse.  —  P«.  t^lk,  p«.  /"     / 
Htr^p    to    be    engaged, 
betrothed. 

t£HS    (arg'ggft)   /   desire, 
wish. 


pr.n.m.  ^  Artaxerxesl.  Longi- 
manus,  king  of  Persia. 
pr.n.m. 
pr.n.»n. 

(fg)  /  and  «i,  w.».  ^X, 
fire,  heat;  lightning; 
flame     of     war;      wrath; 
radiance,  glitter. 
^X  (i§)  -  t#  there  is. 


m  the  flowing- 
out,  discharge  of  water, 
watered  place. 


c.  outpouring;  de 

clivity    where     mountain 
waters  flow  together. 
fnt^i<   0§4$'d)  pr.w.,   one 
of     the     five     Philistine 
cities,  Azotus,  Ashdod. 


x  [see 


or  - 


,  pi. 

woman,  wife,  female;  with 
nin$  or  ™y"l  the  one-  the 
other;  every  one,  each  [/"]. 
n^X  (!§§§')  m,  c.  n^N,  pi.  c. 
^K,  a  burning,  burnt- 
offering,  holocaust,  sacri 
fice. 

see 


«.^^'g  perh.- 


m,  pi.  CP1«, 
c.  step,  gait;  -1^»F) 

a  kind  of  cedar  [sherbin]. 


.n.  Assyria 
[in  some  passages  including 


Syria,  Babylonia,  Persia] 
pi    D^ty'K     an    Arabian 
tribe  ,       descended      from 
Dedan. 

t^N  (agjjrl')  pr.n.,  a  native 
of  -ntp'tf.  [a  district  in 
Asher]. 

pr.n.m. 


rriK,  support,  prop. 

gjmr)  pr.n.  of  an 
idol  in  Hamath. 


(5§r§)  m,  only  pZ.  «. 
foundations,  ruined 


remains. 


and   0^'^'^,    cake,   pan 
cake. 


testicle. 
^tf>K  see  DD^  Hi. 

bt^X1     (figk9'l)      m,      pi. 


ppl^'X,  cluster  of  grapes. 
grape,  raceme. 

ti>N!a  (g§kj?'l)  pr.n.m.  of 
an  Amorite;  pr.n.  of  a 
valley  near  Hebron. 

t^X  (»gk»n«L'a)  pr.n.»w.  of 
a  Japhetite,  son  of  Gomer, 
and  his  race  [Armenia: 


81 


according  to  the  Rabbins: 

Germany]. 

Dt&'K    (gsks'r)    m    barter, 

ware;  gift,  tribute. 

t^S    (e'sgi)     JH     tamarisk, 

grove,  wood. 

and 


to  be  guilty,  to  trespass; 
to  atone;  to  lie  waste.  — 
Ni.  D,#tfJ  to  suffer  for,  to 
be  destroyed.  —  £Ti.  imp. 
Q^'xrj  to  punish,  destroy. 

tTX  (tfft'm)  m,  w.*.  i&^'S, 
pi.  D'ptt%  fault,  guilt, 
trespass;  trespass-offering. 

tSto1  ($grm)  adj.  guilty, 
bound  to  atone. 

')  /,  «.  npt^s, 
e.  nipi^'s  fault, 

trespass,  guilt;  idol,  as 
worshipped  sinfully;  tres 
pass-offering. 

,'n)  m,   only  pi. 
,  darkness,  desolate 
place  [others:  fat,  healthy]. 


and  n"lb        (asrBfr)  /,  c. 

nibs's,  '  pi    ni")^^N, 

night-watch  [third  part  of 
the  night]. 

y-TK  (§gn5'\))  m,  w.s.  \3^^  , 
lattice,  window. 


)  l>r.n.    of  two 
towns  in  Judah. 
J??$     ($s€5'n)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Judah. 
"|t^X    (jggj'f)    m,    only   pi. 
D^D^K,     enchanter,     ma 
gician. 

)  /quiver. 
')   /,   only  pi. 
[which     is     also 
taken  as  a  sing,  m]    dirt, 
dunghill. 

JSi^K     (&gp«n&'z)     pr.n.wi. 
[Persian]. 

^St^S  (ggp^'r)  m  a  measure 
for  fluids,  cup,  portion. 
StTX  (Wp^e.)  /;  only  p/. 
ninB^'S,  dunghill. 
Ypt^K  ($§kjl9'n)  pr.n.,  one 
of     the     five     Philistine 
cities,    Askalon;    $frj^fc 
the  inhabitant. 
It^K      (W-r)      to     walk 
straight.  —  Pt.  "Ifi^N  to  go, 
lead,  direct  the  right  way; 
to    make   happy,    to    pro 
nounce  happy.  —  Pu.  "ItStol 
to  be  made  happy. 


of  a  town  east  of  Shechem. 
ItrX  (agg-r)  particle  de 
noting  relation,  correspond- 


ing  to  our  pron.  rel.  in 
all  genders  and  numbers: 
who,  which,  that;  also 
opening  dependent  .sen 
tences:  that,  how,  because, 
when;  Dt^'Ht^  where; 
DB'p-lttte  whence;  "I,#S3 
where  ,  because  ,  since  ; 

as,    in  so    far    as; 

from  where,  since. 

t^X  (g'ggr)  «n,  only  j»Z.  c. 
,  happiness  ,  bliss  ; 
X  happiness  of  the 
man,  i.  e.  happy  is  the 
man;  ^#8  hail  to  thee, 
happy  art  thou. 

'ggr)   »n,    w/.s. 
l1),  happiness. 


a  Phe- 

nician  goddess  of  prosper 
ity  [sometimes  identified 
with  rnht^y];  image  or 
pillar  of  the  goddess. 

($g&'g)        ffithpo. 
r^n  (hIO-'?g?'§)  to  show 
oneself  strong,  firm. 

see 


i          (§§t?'$'l)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Dan  ;  gent.  $  $$$#  . 


(figt»m9r)  and 
tfftftfa  (g§t5mo'a')  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Judah. 


)  ™,  u/.«.  inx,  pz. 

and  D']HK,  an  agri 
cultural  tool  :  mattock,  hoe 
or  plough-share. 


[properly 
m  existence  ,  substance] 
particle  denoting  the  de 
termined  accusative. 


w.8. 

&c.],  with,  at,  near;  H 
from,  away  from. 
see  niN,  and 


[a  king  of  Sidon]. 


pr.n.m. 


tmjo.  pi.  rnx,  /M«. 
nn^.,  nnxn  [for  nn$n], 
xn^i,  nigs  [for  n^jj  to 

come,  to  come  to  pass,  to 
impend,  to  pass  away;  pt. 
pi.  f  ni?n'X  future  things, 
coming  events.  —  Hi.  nnn 

[for  nnxn],  pi.  mi  [or 

imp.  />/.],  to  bring. 


/.,  pron.  pers.  2.  sin^r.  thou, 
thyself. 

™$ 
Hith. 


,  she-ass. 
=  rX  thou 


N  (Jttl'k)  [also  pinx]  «,, 
^p'ON,  portico,  gallery. 


(attfns)    and    ^HN 
'n)  /,  pron.  pers.  2.  p£. 
you,  yourselves. 


of    an 

encampment  on  the  border 
of  the  Arabian  desert. 


(Itmo'l, 

crrft/.     formerly,      of      old, 
yesterday. 
njJIX  see  DFIN. 

g«-ns')  /  reward. 


t.p.  prOX., 


reward,  harlot's  hire. 

,..n.   of  a 


place  in  southern  Palestine. 


^  the  second  letter  of  the 
alphabet,  called  rPIl  (b?fr) 
=  fV3  tent;  as  a  numeral 
=  2  or  2000. 

^  (b8)  prefix  or  inseparable 
prep.;  combined  with  the 
def.  art.  2,  2,  3,  w*.  '?, 
?15,  ?]3,  13,  n^  &c.,  in, 
at,  to,  on,  among,  with, 
towards;  according  to,  by, 
because  of. 
$?  (MV)  f  entrance. 

b5'&'r)  Pt.  "1X3,  imp. 
"}$?  to  engrave,  to  ex 
plain. 

Hebrew-English. 


s*?     (b*'f'r)  /,    pi. 

c.  nl"j«3.    [once 

pit,  well. 


'P?    (b5'e'r)  pr.w.  of  several 
places. 


pr.n.  of  a  place  on  the 
border  of  Moab  [well  of 
the  heroes]. 


-IKS  (b«Tr 
r?'i')  pr.w.  of  a  well  in  the 
desert  [prop,  well  of  the 
living,  i.  e.  God,  looking 
upon  me]. 


of  a  well  and  place  on  the 
southern  frontier  of  Pa 
lestine  [prop,  well  of  the 
oath]. 

see  US. 

rQSSL      (b«W) 
pr.n.m. 

Vn*O  (b*'?r$faO  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Benjamin;  gent. 


b5n?'    y&'afcs'n)    pr.n.   of    an 

encampment  in  the  desert. 
pr.n.m. 

to  be  foul  or 
loathsome,  to  stink.  —  M. 
t^N?}  to  make  oneself 
stinidng,  i.  e.  hated.— Hi. 
l^K^n,  fut.  W'^31  to  make 
stinking,  loathsome,  hated, 
defamed.  —  Hith. 
to  become  odious. 

Bto  (b'V§)  m,  w. 
(b5'§5'm)  stench,  stink. 

(b?'$'s)    ™5    only  pZ. 
unripe ,     useless 
grapes. 

Ht^lO  (bg'g?')  /  foul  plant, 
weed. 

PQSl  (b?b?r)  /,  c.  r\39,  apple 
[of  the  eye],  pupil. 


pr.n.m. 

(b^bg'l)   pr.n./.,  ^.  Zoc. 

H  H^,    Babylon;    Baby 

lonia      including      Persia 

[prop,  gate  of  God]. 

(b%)  m  food  [or  booty]. 


to  act  secretly,  to  deceive, 
cheat,  betray,  forsake,  fall 
off;  pt.  pi.  a^?  tlie  re~ 
creant,  impious. 


[withoutdagesh],pZ.  D^W. 
once  m^J?,  c.  ^5,  cover 
ing,  garment,  dress,  robe, 
cloth;  concealment,  malig 
nity,  robbery. 


lessness,  treachery. 


n1!!^,  faithless,  treacher 
ous. 

?  (bl^vft'y)  pr.n.w.    [Per 
sian]. 

te  see  ^4. 

ri^S  (b%SO  pr.n.m.  [Per 

sian];   also  1pJ5. 

?X  (bW)  Prom-  113]  m, 
pi.  D^3,  c.  ^3,  separa 
tion,  separable  part  [1,3?  12 
part  by  part,  at  equal 
parts];  pi  parts  of  the 


13 


body,  limbs;  parts  of  a 
tree,  branches,  poles,  bars; 
Ijtf  adv.  separately,  apart, 
besides,  except,  alone; 
^r5  I  alone,  by  myself. 

"Da  (bw)  m,  pi.  0^3, 
white  linen,  linen  clothes. 

"Q'CbW)"*,  onljpl.  D«I3, 
idle  talk,  prattle;  prater, 
braggart,  liar. 


for  EN^S,    to    invent    [in 
an  evil  sense],  to  lie. 

"0?  OW4)  jrt.  "l,Ti3  to  be 

separated,    to    be    lonely, 

solitary. 
1^21  (bsds'd)  in  separation; 

adv.    [also    T}}1?]     sepa 

rately,  alone. 
TQ    (b«d*'4)  pr.n.m. 


pr.n.m. 


lead-alloy     [mixed     with 
silver],  tin. 


n^^,  to  separate  oneself, 
to  be  separated  or  selected. 

-  Hi.  ?H?n,  fat.  ^332, 

^PJQ,  ^><-  ?^9,  to  sever, 
separate,  divide,  discern, 
select,  distinguish,  shut 
out. 


(b5<?5'0  w,  only  e. 
part,  flap  [of  the  ear]. 

pll  (b84$'l$^)  m  bdellium, 
an  aromatic  resin  [accord 
ing  to  the  Rabbins  :  pearls]  . 
pr.n.m.  [for 
or 


to 

repair,  rebuild. 
""D    (bg'dgk)    »n,    t.|>.  p;$, 
w.*.  ^.13,  rent,  cleft,  gap, 
dilapidation. 

)  pr.w.m. 

7n  [always  pre 
ceded  by  inijV],  emptiness, 
chaos. 

?,?  (bUL'hjUt)  m  a  marble- 
like  stone,  alabaster. 
^HS   (bjhfr)  adj.  shining, 
bright. 


?n3%  to  be  terrified, 
frightened,  perplexed;  to 
be  quick,  overhasty;  to 
flee;  pt.  f  n^rQJ  sudden 
destruction.  —  Pi.  7H3,  inf. 
fyn3,  fat.  hfil]  to  frighten, 
confound,  perplex;  to  ac 
celerate,  to  do  in  haste. 
—  Pu.  ^n'3  to  be  hastened, 
pt.  ?rpp  gotten  in  haste. 
3* 


36 


—  HI    n?n,  fut.  vpy,  to 

frighten,  to  scare  away. 


fright,  terror,   sudden   de 
struction. 

)  /,  «.  n 


c.  nittn  beast, 
brute,  mammal,  tame  or 
wild  animal. 

TiDrQ  (b*h?m9'&)  ™  [used 
as  a  sing.],  c.  nlDHjS  hip 
popotamus,  Nile-horse. 


(bs'hgn)    /,    yJ.  n},? 
[from  yiH3]  thumb,  big  toe. 


pr.w.m.;    pr.n. 
of  a  place  in  Benjamin. 


(b?'b4k)  m  a  whitish 
breaking-out  on  the  skin. 


a-)  /,  Pi. 

3,  white  spot  on  the 


skin. 


see 


(bp)  p 
[1.  pi.  also 
inf.  Ni2, 


and    j 

n  for 


;,  in;,  to  go  in,  step 
in,  to  enter,  to  turn  in,  to 
alight,  to  set  [of  the  sun]  ; 
to  come,  arrive;  JJtjljl  Ttf 


[i»/.  w.s.]  till  thy  coining, 
till  one  comes;  to  come  to 
pass;  to  go,  to  travel.  - 

m.   «^n,    ns*3n,   w.«. 

'q,     inf.    Nnn     and 
imp.  «,3?  and  N^n, 

^\nn  and  nri,  /•««.  «p;, 

Nn;i,  pt.  N\59  to  cause 
to  come  in,  to  lead  in,  to 
bring  in,  to  put  in;  to 
lead;  to  offer,  to  bring  on. 
—  Ho.  Nn-iH,  3.  sing,  f 
DiOri,  pt.  N^B  to  be  led 
in,  to  be  brought,  to  be 
put  in. 

fiS1  (buz)  pf.  and  p«.  13 
[13],  fut.  in;  to  despise, 
disdain,  treat  with  con 
tempt. 

^  (b$z)  w  contempt, 
scorn,  derision. 

^2  (bQz)  pr.n.m.j  an  Ara 
bian  tribe;  ^renf.  ''.l.n  [also 
pr.n.m.]. 

H'PlS  (buz?')  /  object  of 
contempt. 

^S  (t&vv&'y)  pr.n.m.  [perh. 
Persian]. 


pZ.  D^,?3J,  to  be  confused, 
bewildered,  to  go  astray. 

S1  (bui)  m  produce,  fruit; 
branch,  bough. 


37 


712,  a  (bQi)  m  eighth  mont 
of  the  old  Hebrew  yea 
[November  to  December]. 
2  see  y3. 

Oun$')  pr.n.m. 
(bunnf) 


[for  Dp£J  to  treac 
down,     to     crush.  —  P?7 
DQi3      to      tread      down 
trample     on,    profane.  - 
Ho.  pt.  D3!ft  to  be  crushed 
under  foot.  —  Hith.  pt. 
npplnnp    to    be    trodden 
down,  to  be  abandoned  to 
kicks. 


(bQB)  m  byssus,  a 
fine  white  cotton  or  linen 
texture. 

(b?Be'B)  pr.n.  of  a  rock. 

(bvk*')/  devastation, 
desolation. 

'l?.^  0>?k?'r)  m  herdsman, 
shepherd. 

112  (b?r)  m,  pi.  nil's  pit, 

hole;  cistern,  well;  dun 
geon,  grave. 

3,   (b?§)  pf.   V'2,    t^3j  t'M/r 

and  mp.  t^'13,  t^'3,  fut. 
Wy.,  ^UN  to  be  or  feel 
ashamed,  to  be  confounded, 
to  be  disappointed;  t^i3  ly 
till  they  were  disappointed 


in  waiting.  —  PH.  t^BP 
to  make  ashamed,  to  dis 
appoint  expectation,  to 
keep  waiting.  —  Hi.  t^'pn, 

'' 


fut.  P/9J)  pt.  E^3£  to 
confound,  deceive,  disap 
point;  to  act  shamefully; 
into-,  to  be  ashamed,  dis 
appointed.—//^,  ^'ann 
to  be  ashamed. 

"t£H2  (bosr)  /  shame,  dis 
grace. 

T?  (b&z)  m,  w.j.  P): 
booty,  prey. 

*I^  (bjz^')  to  cut  through, 
flow  through. 


K  -113,  pi.  w.«.  ',73,  pr.> 

^J?  to  despise;  tw«r.  to  be 

contemptible.    -  -    M.    pt. 

rn.3J  to  be  despised.  —  //j. 

in/:   mnn    to    make   con 

temptible. 

"ftS  (bfz?1)  arf/.,  only  c.  HT3 

despised. 

?  (bfezj')  /  booty,  prey, 
spoil. 


•  ills,    p<.  p.  tt]^,  to 

plunder,  spoil,  rob,  get  as 
booty.  —  Ni.  UJ,  in/.  713,1, 


ftp 


/•w«.  112?  to  be  plundered. 
_  pw.  in  to  be  robbed. 
^n.  (b*zz$y?'n)  TO  contempt. 
PTVPn    (blzyo'&W    pr.n. 
of  a  place  in  Judah. 
TJ  (b*z?'k)  w  lightning. 
n  (bg'zSk)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  northern  Palestine. 
in,  (bfz&'r)  fat.  "11)3?   and 
Pi.  "JJ3  to  scatter. 
Hp,  (bfo&tf)  pr.w.7n.  [Per 
sian]. 

IrO,  (b^p'n)  m  [adj.]  trier 
of  metals. 


m,    pJ.    to.a 
OT2,  watch-tower. 

ra    [for   llfjD] 

m,'  V  o^inja,  C. 

youth,  young  man,  adult 
fit  to  bear  arms,  young 
warrior. 

'm)  TO/pZ.  and 
fjpl.  age 
of  youth. 


chosen,  elect. 


1P3?    to   try,    prove,    test 
examine,     purify.    -  -    Ni 
to  be    tried.  —  Pu 
13  the  test  is  made. 


i  watch-tower. 

HIS  (bp'^^Ln)  w  trial,  proof 
[see  also  IpJ  PM.]; 
103  'J38  tried  stone,  head 
stone,  corner-stone. 

'r)  imp.  1p3,  fut. 

P.  unj,  |fi.  c. 

\11H3  to  prove,  try,  choose, 
select,  distinguish,  prefer, 
like,  love.  —  A't.  "Ip3^  to 
be  chosen,  preferred,  to  be 
pleasing.  —  Pu.  1p3  to  be 
chosen. 

see 


pr.n.  of 
a  town  between  Jerusalem 
and  Jericho ;  gent.  ^ 


;  to  talk  idly. 


'^)  imp.  np?, 
.  ntoii, 

.  p.  D^tp^j  to  attach  one 
self;  to  trust,  to  confide 
in  [3,  ^,  ^];  to  feel 
secure,  to  be  careless.  — 

HI  n^pnn,  fat.  nun:.  p*. 

n^p^D  to  make  secure 
and  fearless,  to  inspire 
with  confidence. 

ntDi1  (bg't^)  m,  t.p.  nt?^ 

security,  safety,  confidence; 


and    PlttS    adv.  se 
curely,  carelessly. 
tpja8   (bg't|M$)  ^r.n.   of  an 
Aramaean  town. 
rm  Olte^')  /  and  lintS? 
(bltts49'n)    m    confidence, 
hope. 

fintSl  (bfcttwa-)  flpl  se 
curity  [see  also  Diljlp]. 

JDS  (b$t&'i)  to  cease,  to  rest. 


,  belly,  womb,  the  in 
most  part,  bottom  of  the 
heart;  belly-shaped  pro 
tuberance  on  pillars. 

"Qtpjl  (b$tng')  m,    only  pj. 
f  m)  pistacia-nut. 


l  (b'tSnJ'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Gad. 
21  (bi)  particle  of  entreaty: 
I  pray;  tfltf  '?  pray,  my 
Lord! 


(bin)  imp.  V9,  M 
VM,  WJ.  to  discern,  per 
ceive,  observe,  pay  atten 
tion,  understand,  know.  — 
Ni.  JD^  1.  sing.  ^34, 
l>*.  pn^  to  be  intelligent, 
knowing.  —  PH.  $3  to 


or  Q.],  /W.  IP;, 


[or 


Q.],  j9«.  1pt?  to  make  in 
telligent;  to  make  under 
stood;  to  instruct,  teach; 
like  Q.  to  perceive,  mark, 
understand,  know.  —  Hith. 
p.iunn  to  perceive,  mark, 
to  attend  to;  to  be  sen 
sible. 

P(5  (bJL'^n)  m  [««.  aft*,  not 
used],«.V3(b?n),du.Dy'3, 
pi.  nl^3,  w...  ^3,  on;r2, 


,  interstice,  space 
between;  D^3  t^^  me 
diator,  champion;  c.  "p3 
ac?v.  between,  among;  y^p 
from  between. 

ya  (bjnr)  /,  c:  nr?,  pi. 

ni^S,    understanding,    in 
sight,  prudence. 
^3    (b|Br)    A    only    pi. 


(b*'ylr) 

T1  (blr^O  /castle,  citadel, 
fortress  ;  palace,  temple  ; 
chief  city. 

'OT'l  (bl'rfnr*)  /,  only 
pi.  rii^^3,  castle,  fortress. 


and 

or 

o.  ra  (bjt?1)  tent, 
hut,  house,  mansion;  pa 
lace,  temple;  dwelling- 


place;  receptacle,  place 
where  things  are  found; 
interior  [opp.  'p!"!];  HJT3 
towards  the  inside,  within; 
rV3p  from  within;  — 
family,  household,  race, 
descendants. 


in  compound  proper 
na*nes  of  places  :  *)1N  '3  in 
Benjamin;  ^8TI'3,  ?#rV3 

on  the  border  of  Benjamin 
and  Ephraim;  Ityt?  ^3/3 
inReuhen;  'N"]3'3  in'  Si 
meon;  "13  '2  [perh.  for 
n"13V.  '5]  place  of  passage, 
ford  on  the  Jordan;  "n^'3 
in  Judah;  ^IDj  '3  in  Moab; 
fu~  '3  in  Judah  and  in 


[Reuben];  D^lDn  '3  in 
Judah;  pn"]$n  '3  near 
Jerusalem;  PlZlp^tpn  '3  in 
Simeon;  "jjn  '3  in  Judah 
or  Dan;  l^h'S  in  Ephraim; 
"12  '3  near  Mizpah;  Q£l£/3 
in  Judah,  Bethlehem, 
gent.  $jMj  rV3;  X'&D  '3 
citiidel  of  Shechem  [see 


of    Hermon;     "pi?   '3     on 
mount  Lebanon;  PliJy  '3  in 


0713    IgJJ  '3     between 
Jezreel       and      Samaria; 


V?  '3   in  Moab;   *HB  '3 
in  the  mountains  of  Judah  ; 


in  the  valley  of  the  Jordan, 
afterwards  Scythopolis; 
W'&$  '3  on  the  border  of 
Judah  and  Dan,  gent. 
yt?^rriT3,  also  in 
Naphtali  and  in  Issachar 
[see  TIN];  men  r3  in 
Judah. 


house,  palace. 


a  species  of  tree,  balm- 
tree  [others:  mulberry- 
tree];  *03n  p$8  [for 
]  valley  of  weeping. 

/.  1?3,  HD3. 


pZ.  DJD3  to  weep,  to  shed 
tears.  —  Pi.  p<.  /  HD3p  to 
bewail. 


weepng. 

b*^?'r)  adj. 
first-born  [of  men  and 
beasts],  eldest  son. 
TC32L  (bikky'r)  w,  only  pi. 
D>^23,  D^p3,  e.  \3123 
first-fruits,  firstlings,  early 
grapes  or  corn. 


early  fig. 


(b?df)?r&'-8-)  pr.n.m. 
'&)  /  weeping. 


^.33  weeping,  lamentation; 
dripping  [of  water  in  a 
mine]. 

*O2    (bpcfji'm)    pr.n.    of    a 
place  near  Gilgal. 
D2,    (b$e$I'r)  adj.,   only  / 
first-born. 


,  ;>.  c. 
3roung  male  camel. 


^          (blurs')    f    young 
female  camel. 


)  /,• 

p.     nn'D3,    '  first  -birth. 

primogeniture. 

5   (bil)  particle   of  nega 

tion:  not,  not  yet,  hardly. 

that  not. 

3,  (b?i)  m  Belus,  the  highest 

god     of    the    Babylonians 

[from  ^3  Lord]. 

"lS/2.  (bSl'a^'n)  pr.n.m.,  a 

Babylonian  king. 

l  see 


(b^l^'g)   /Tt.  /M«.  5^, 
to  cause  to  flash 


up,     to    spread;     intr.    to 
burst  forth  in  splendour. 


pr.n.m. 

^?^  (blld^L'd)  pr.n.m. 

^l  (bur)  m/.  n^,  M 
H^3?  to  be  worn  out, 
wasted,  rotten;  to  decay. 

—  n.  n^3.  inf.  ni^3,  /i««. 

H^3^  to  consume,  wear 
out,  use,  waste. 

rbw)  adj.,  /  rfo, 

^  old,  worn 
out,  consumed. 

'h)    Pi.  |?«.  j?Z.  »?» 
to  terrify,  frighten. 


c.  ,   fright,    sudden 

terror,  death. 

pr.n.f. 
n)  pr.n.m. 

(b?lpyi'm) 


rags,  worn  out  clothes. 

JJKB^b?  (b?ltS*BB*'r) 
pr.n.m.  [Chaldean  surname 
of  Daniel]. 

y2l  (b*u')  m  annihilation, 
perdition  ,  nothingness  ; 
used  as  a  particle  of  ne 
gation:  no,  not,  without, 


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un-;  without; 

because   not;    y^  "1^  till 
not;  y3  7^  because  not. 


(b«in)     m 
mixed  fodder. 


farrago, 

(b*ijm?')  /  [from  £3 
and  nD]  nothing. 

3£??  (Vllyyr&l)  m  worth- 
lessness,  good-for-nothing- 
ness,  wickedness  ;  perdi 
tion;  wicked  man;  de 
stroyer. 


(Wl)  fut.    y 

j.  rfcu  [ 
' 


i*.  P.:W,   to 

flow,  to  be  moistened;  Zr. 
to  pour  over,  to  mix,  to 
confound;  to  give  fodder 
[^?].—  ffith.  fut.  ^nip^ 
to  mix  oneself. 

^5  (Wm)  w/:  Qi'p?  to 

bind,  bridle,  check. 
^l    (b^l^L'fi)    T>«.    D(5?13    to 
cultivate  sycamore-figs  by 
nipping. 

6|  (bw)  /%rf.  y^y,  to 

swallow,  devour,  eat  up.  — 
M.  X^?^  to  te  destroyed 
or  overcome.  —  Pi.  y£a, 

mp.  y,h,  /•««.  y,b;  to 

swallow  up.  devour;  to 
destroy;  V,E3?  like  a  swal 
lowing,  i.  e.  for  a  moment. 


.  fut. 
stroyed. 


/M«.  y,?;  and 
D^  to  be  de 


m,    t. 

w.«.  S(V?21  something  swal 
lowed;  a  swallowing,  de 
struction. 

?J|"  (bgl**)  pr.w.m..  patron. 
*J?f3j  y.n.  of  a  town, 
afterAvards  called  Zoar 


'^'d),  only 


without,  except; 
apart  from  me,  Avithout 
my  being  concerned,  be-' 
sides  me. 


of  a  town  in  Manasseh. 


«.  pia  to 

destroy,  to  waste.  —  Pu.  pt. 
to  be  laid  waste. 


pr.n.m.    [king 
of  the  Moabites]. 

pj5?  [c.  of  a  not  used 
njJJ  (bfltf)  a^v.  not;  pr«sp. 
without,  besides,  except  ; 
cowj.  besides  that,  unless. 
-  t>n!?nip  with  inf.  not  to, 
so  that  not;  "'Hpap  be 
cause  not;  1'n?5"iy  till  not. 


noa  (bim*)  /", 

c.  niD2    and    '( 

'•nift^  ,  height,  hill,  eleva 

tion  ;    stronghold  ;    height 

destined  for  unlawful  wor 

ship;  grave-mound,   tomb- 

hill. 


pr.n.m. 

(b?m?'&)  flpl.,  pr.n. 
of  a  place  in  Moab  [iden 
tical  with  ^3  rrm]. 

?1  (bfa)  m,  c.  13,  13,  1)?, 

V.3,  w.».  ^3  'W,  W, 
UJ3,  pi.  D^9,  c.  V.3,  son; 
chiid,  hoy,  young  one 
[D^  ^.5  used  as  pi.  of 
Dl^l,  children  of  man, 
mankind]  ;  grandson,  grand 
child,  descendant;  pupil; 
subject,  disciple,  favourite. 
—  13  with  following  subst. 
noun  supplies  the  place  of 
adjectives:  D 
five  years  old; 
fat,  stout. 

|2t     (b?n)  pr.n.m. 


'yll);     ^H-p     (bgn 


(bgn  -  y^mj'n)  ,  patron. 

WZ-}1,  pr.n.m. 


,  nl:?, 


p.  •'UB,  /.  n;U?,  to  build, 
form,  develop,  erect;  to 
cover  with  buildings;  to 
repair,  to  rebuild;  to  edify 
[to  make  prosperous].  —  A*t. 

r$$,  inf.  nunn,  fut.  r\w 

to  be   built,   restored;    to 
get  issue. 
S  =  ««3,  see  Ni3. 

(bjnnv'y);     ^     (DfnlO; 
(b$nnl')  pr.n.m. 

b?n?'-b*r^'k)  pr.n. 
of  a  place  in  Dan. 


y$'hu)  pr.n.m. 
^S  (bjny?')  /  building. 
^2  (bjny^'n)  rn  building. 
)  pr.n.m. 


or 


'y)  pr.n.m. 

"IDS     (b?'B5r)     and 
(bp'fi^r)     wi,     coW.     unripe 
grapes. 


HV:3,  fllVn,  interval, 
distance;  prep,  behind, 
after,  through,  around, 
among;  in  favour  of,  for, 
TV?  see  Tly. 


•TV? 


to  make  bubble  up, 
to  boil;  to  desire,  covet. 
demand,  ask.  —  Ni. 
pt.  HV3J  to  swell  [to  a 
bulge],  to  project;  to  be 
searched. 

r)  pr.n.m. 

(bi'Wm) 
terror,  anguish. 


$z  pr.n.m.;  name 
of  a  bronze  pillar  in  front 
of  the  temple. 

BJ?2  (br«/t)  M  By??,  to 

tread  down,  to  kick,  jerk. 
72  (b«T)  m  prayer. 

(b*'fr)  m  coM.  cattle. 


y,  p«.  p.  /•  ny5  to  be 

master,  to  rule,  ^  possess, 
marry.  —  Ni.  fut.  tysp  to 
be  married,  to  be  taken  to 
wife. 


^.Vja,  master,  lord,  pos 
sessor,  owner,  husband, 
citizen,  burgess,  inhabi 
tant;  as  pr.n.m.  the  supreme 
Syro-Phenician  deity  [pi. 
the  different  appearances 
of  the  god]; 


Baal  of  the  Covenant, 
mil)  r2  B.  of  the  Flics 
[keeping  off  vermin], 
-)iy?'->  B.  of  Denudation. 
—  In  pr.n.  of  places: 


'a  &c. 


mistress,    owner;    pr.n.    of 
some  places. 

i^3l  (b«'ffl9'fl-)  /7jpl.,  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Judah. 


pr.n.m. 

,V*R    (b$>l$'.9-)  pr.n.  of   a 
town  in  Dan. 


«r.  to  burn  ;  intr.  to  burn,  to 
be  on  fire,  to  be  consumed 
by  fire.  —  Pi.  I^S,  fut. 
"1,^3;,  to  kindle,  bum.  con 
sume,  destroy.  —  Pu.  pt. 
to  be  kindled.  —  Hi. 


burn. 


to   kindle, 
consume,  destroy. 

(b5Yr)  -A 


iy.3 


,  to  l)e  stupid,  brutish. 
—  ATi  pt.  "I,V^  to  become 
stupid  or  bad. 

^5    W*1")    wz    stupidity; 
adj.  stupid,  brutish. 

^S  (H<flr$f)  JM-.W./. 
TJJS  (b*'fr5')  /  fire,  burn 
ing. 

&'sr)  pr.n.m. 


of  a  town  in  Manasseh. 


b*v«o  M.  ny?:  to 

be  frightened.  —  Pi.  r$3, 


[nnV.39]  to  overtake, 
frighten,  strike  with  fear. 
terror. 


(boB)  w  mud.  mire. 

r)    ' 
[for 


swamp. 

"1^2  (b?Bu'r)  orfj.,  /  H-JVi?, 
cut  off,  steep,  inaccessible, 
impregnable. 

S    (b'Bu'r)    »n,    perh.  - 
[or  from  1^]. 
'y)  pr.n.m. 

m,    c.   T,?9, 
cutting  of  grapes,  vintage. 
2    (bB'Bfil)  w,    only   pi. 
onion. 


pr.n.m. 
in/. 

*    to  cut  off, 

to  break;  to  get  un 
righteous  gain,  to  over 
reach.  —  Pi  fut.  yj53]  to 
cut  off,  rob;  to  complete, 
finish. 


curtailment,  unjust  gain, 
profit,  lucre,  covetousness. 

to  swell  up. 

m,  w.».  ipS.3, 
dough. 

p_^l  (bgBk^'O-)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  the  plain  of  Judah. 

JG  (b^B^'r)  /««.  -IS??,  to 
cut  off;  to  gather  grapes 
[pf.  "IJZiS  vintager];  to 
diminish,  shorten;  see  also 

Y^.  —  Ni.  fut.  ~i$y.  to 

be  cut  off,  prohibited.  — 
Pi  inf.  "$3  to  make  steep, 
to  fortify. 

l1     (bfi'Bfir)     and    1^5 
m,  p«.  D^?3,  ore 
of  gold  and  silver. 

"l^a*    (bg'Bgr)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Reuben. 

rn«l  (bfiBn-)  /  fold, 

i    fence. 


TTJQ'  (bSBr*')  />r.n.  of  the 
chief  to\vn  of  the  Edomites 
[Bostra]. 

m?  (ballll?r$')  and  rTO3 
(b*BBs'rB»)  /,  pi.  rfrjp, 
deficiency,  want,  lack  of 
rain,  drought. 
ntt?  (bIBBfr?'n)  m  fortress, 
stronghold. 

npn,  p^p2  (bfckbu'k)  m 
bottle. 


(b*kb*kk*'r);  7.3 

u)  pr.n.m. 

m,  only  j>Z. 
D'jrj??,  c.  'y;p:jJ,  cleft, 
rent,  breach. 


jp.3,  to  cleave,  sever,  burst 
open;  to  invade;  to  split 
in  brooding.  —  M.  Vp.?-?, 
fut.  V£3?,  to  be  cloven, 
torn,  broken,  opened;  to 
burst  forth;  to  be  hatched 
[break  the  shell];  to  be 
taken  by  storm.  —  Pi. 


;  to  cleave,  split,  rend,  open, 
hatch.  —  Pu.  pt.  yj?T?£ 
to  be  rent,  to  be  stormed. 

-  HI  inf.  STRn,  fut.  pi 

'H^j?5J,  to  open  [a  town, 
ito  storm];  to  break  through, 


to  force  one's  way.  —  Hith. 
ygSOH  to  be  cleft,  rent. 

p^  (bfi'k*-)  m  half,   half- 
shekel. 


ik-r)  /,  pi. 

fissure,  wide  valley,  plain. 

P.?  Q*k*'k)  pt.  pjp.13,  to 
empty,  unpeople,  deprive; 
to  grow  luxuriantly.  —  Ni. 


to  be  emptied  out,  to  be 

poured   out.  —  Po.  ppl3 

to  depopulate. 

1p_2  (bTkft'r)    Pt.   1^,  «/: 

"lj^.3,  /"£•  "1^.35  to  examine, 

to  look  after,  to  consider 

with   pleasure;    to   judge, 

punish. 

)pTS  (b*ktfr)  m  [and  /],  c. 

1p_?,  pi  [rare]  D^g?,  co«. 

plough  -  cattle  ,         horned 

cattle,  oxen,  cows; 

calf,  heifer. 


(bp'kgr)  m,  jpi. 
morning,  morning  -  time, 
dawn;  tjie  next  morning; 
adv.  to-morrow,  early,  soon. 
npS  (b*kk?r5')  /  care, 
superintendence. 

Ifp?  (bjkkp'r^)  /judicial 
inquiry,  punishment. 


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to 

to  search  for,  to  investi 
gate;  to  aim  at;  to  require. 
demand,  ask.  —  Pu.  ^j£?, 
fut.  t^'g??  to  be  sought.  ' 

kk5§5r)  /  request. 
and  12    (b^r)   m 
corn,  grain;  cornfield. 
l^*  (b&r)  »n,  w.«.  ^5,  son. 


,  chosen,  pure,  clear, 
sincere;  empty. 
"H1  see  "Il3. 

"B*  [once  113]  (b?r)  m 
purity,  innocence;  salt  of 
lye,  alkali. 

0»')  tn/.  N5]?,  imp. 


to  create,  form,  make, 
produce.  —  Ni.  N^J,  tn/. 
N(12n  to  be  created,  to  be 
made.  —  Pi.  Xt"13  to  cut, 
cut  down;  to  engrave, 
carve. 

rna(b5o  m  »»/: 

to  fatten. 


1  (bjrby'r)  w,  only  pi 
Dn?*13,  fat  bird,  fowl 
[capon  or  goose]. 


(b$r&'d)  to  hail. 

I  (Hra'a)  m  hail,  hail 
stone. 


spotted,  pied. 


;     (bg'rgd)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  the  desert  of  Shur. 


to  decide,  choose,  select. 


H15?,  to 
eat,    to   feed.  —   Pi.  inf. 
to    eat.  --   Hi.  inf. 

,  /u«.  ni.5:  to  gi 

to  eat. 


pr.n.m. 
[blessed]. 

lni  (b«r$'m)  m,pj.  D>pi")5V 
party-coloured  cloth,  da 
mask. 

r1"in  (b«r?'S)  m,2>«.  D^'i"13, 
cypress,  pine;  spear  of 
cypress  wood;  musical 
instrument. 


j     (b?ra'«-)  /•  food,  nour 
ishment. 


(b?T?0-r)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Syria  [peril. 
Berytus]. 


or 


yr.n.f. 


)H.~  (b$rz8'l)  jn  iron,  iron 
tool,  fetter. 

^T"©   (b&rzftl&'y)  pr.n.m. 
PH2,  (b5r*'$)  in/.  H15,  mp. 

ni3,  /*«.  n.13?  to  flee,  to 
run  away,  to  escape;  to 
go  through.  —  Hi.  O^^ri, 

Pt.  nn?D  to  put  to  flight, 

to  drive  away;  to  make  [a 
bolt]  go  through. 
1T1|  (WM))   [m?]  adj., 
pZ.  DTP")^,  swift,  fleeing, 
fugitive. 


a  native  of 

/•-    (b?rjr)  pr.n.m. 

(by)  adj.,  /  n;-)? 


see 


see 


xn5,    fat,   fattened, 

thick,  stout. 
nsnn    (bM'51)  /  a  thing 

created,  a  novelty. 
rP"Q  (blry?')  /  food. 
n^  j|  (b5if  •<)  m,  see  n,1]^. 


c.  Tin?,  bar,  bolt. 

n?l    (bfrj'm)    pr.n.    of    a 
place. 


*)  /  determina 
tion,  stipulation,  covenant. 

rrni  (b?rjfa0  /  salt  of  lye, 
vegetable  alkali. 

^H?  (b^r&'c^,)  /M«.  7]|i:p  to 
bend  the  knee,  to  kneel 
down;  to  bless,  praise; 
pt.  p.  7]T]£  blessed,  praised. 

-  Ni.  "qi?:  to  be  blessed. 

-  Pi.  Ufa,  m/  ?]13,  /•««. 

^1M!»  ^-  ^IWP  to  bless, 
to  praise;  to  pray  to,  to 
invoke,  to  ask  a  blessing; 
to  greet;  to  curse.  —  Pu. 
"^,  pt.  71,-pt?  to  be 
blessed,  praised.  —  Hi.  fut. 
^05?1  to  make  kneel  down. 
-  Hith.  ?]13^n  to  be 
blessed,  to  bless  oneself. 
=!!!!  (bS'r«d&)  /,  c?u.  [denoting 
also  pi]  D?rp,  c.  ^."J3, 
^l?,  knee,  lap. 


blessing,  benediction,  bene 
fit,  favour,  peace;  a  happy 
or  blessed  man. 
"Ql?8  (b'iW)  pr.n.m. 


i.  ri!)"l3,  pond,  pool. 


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pr.n.m. 


pr.n.w. 


to 


send  forth  lightning. 

HQ1  (b$x$'k)  w  splendour, 
flash  of  lightning. 


pr.n.m. 
]      (b&rko'B)  pr.n.m. 

?  (b&rks'n)  m,  only  pZ. 
D^j?"}3  thorns;  threshing- 
sledge. 

(b^-k^)       and 
(bfr»k«ifa-)  /  a  pre 
cious  stone,  emerald. 

inf.  13,  w.«. 
in^  to  se 
parate,  secrete,  single  out, 
choose;  to  cleanse,  purify, 
polish;  to  prove.  --  Ni. 

in:,  imp.  i-flfl,  fut.  13?, 

p«.  l^i  to  keep  oneself 
pure.  --  Pi.  inf.  1^  to 
purify.  —  fit.  in/,  i.^.  13H, 
imp.  1,3£l,  to  clean,  polish. 


and  1,3^,  i.p.  13n^  to 
purify  oneself,  to  show 
oneself  pure. 


(b?'r?0-<l'y)   pr.n.  of  a 
city  in  Syria  ==  nnilll 
lltrn     (b«fl9'r)    pr.n.     of    a 
brook  near  Gaza. 
see 


shrub. 


m    balsam- 


(bg'figm)     and 
(bo'figm)      w,      _pZ. 

sweet  scent,  fragrance, 
balsam-scent;  aromatic 
spice;  also  =  DJ£^. 

ptpl  (b^'fi^m^'O-)  pr.n./. 
Ijrn    (bjBJl'r)    Pi.  1,^3,   p<. 
"1.&39,   /  n^39  to  an 
nounce,  esp.  to  bring  good 
news,  to  tell  glad  tidings. 

—  Hith.  ")te>2rn  to  receive 
good  tidings,  to  be  told 
good  news. 


pi.  D'^3  flesh  [of  men 
and  beasts],  body,  living 
creature;  man,  mankind; 
blood-relation  ;  skin,  pu 
denda. 

nt£a  (^t^t^  /  glad  tid 
ings,  message  of  good; 
reward  for  good  news. 
C£O  (b$S&'l)  intr.  to  boil, 
seethe,  ripen.  —  Pi.  7,1^3, 
fut.  /,^3;  tr.  to  boil,  cook, 
roast,  —  PM.  pt.  ^,^'3P  to 


Hehrew-Eutrlish 


50 


be  boiled.—  HI 
make  ripe. 


boiled,  cooked. 


to 


see 


pr.n.m. 

r.n.  of  a 
fertile  country  on  the 
eastern  side  of  the  Jordan, 
Bashan  or  Batanaea. 

(b$gn?r)  f  shame. 


(b$rs^)  /•,  w.s 

shame,   disgrace;  a 
[scandalous]  idol. 
tt1    (bW-)    [from    n^]   /, 

w.s.  'p?,  P^-  niJ^,  c.  ni:?, 

daughter,  grand-daughter, 
girl,  maid,  pupil;  *|1j?  03 
or  nlJ5  women  of  Jeru 
salem.  —  D2  with  follow 
ing  subst.  noun  supplies 
the  place  of  adjectives; 
with  cities  it  denotes  the 
villages  and  environs  be 
longing  to  them. 

m,   pi.  D>n3,  a 


measure  for  liquids,  tenth 
part  of  alDH. 

n^  (b^?')  and  HFO  (b^tt?') 
/,  jpZ.  Hins,  something  cut 
off,  precipice,  cliff;  end, 
ruin,  desolation. 

)  pr.n.«i. 


pi.  HlJ,  chaste  maiden? 
virgin,  bride. 


v  (b^ijlfm)    m/|>Z.,  c. 

l^nj,    virginity,  maiden 
hood. 


(b^^'r)  Q.  and  A'. 
/w«.  "1R3?  to  cut  into  pieces 
to  divide. 

nn  (bB'S-gr)  m,  w.».  l")^, 
piece,  portion;  disruption, 
cleft. 

^TnS  (b^-rpbi'm)  pr.n. 
of  a  gate  of  Heshbon. 


m  ravne; 
pr.n.  of  a  defile  on  the 
eastern  side  of  the  Jordan. 


the   third   letter    of  the 
alphabet,    called    *?D3    °r 


[-     »J   camel];    as 
a  numeral  =  3  or  3000. 


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(ge)  adj.  proud,  haughty. 


W?  to  rise,  grow  up;  to 
be  high,  elevated,  majestic. 

!$!  (g?**1)  f  pride,  haugh 
tiness. 

$!  (gf'fi')  adj.,  pi.  0'$}, 
high,  exalted,  proud,  pre- 
sumptious. 


elevation,  majesty,  magni 
ficence,  pride,  insolence. 
*6}X|    (g«Wm)   mlpl  re 
demption,  release. 

^1  (CT'9'n)  m,  c.  11$!, 
swelling,  highness,  excel 
lence,  majesty;  splendour, 
glory,  pride,  haughtiness. 


',-.  (g&ray?'n)  ad;,  proud. 
insolent. 


(gf  W*)  /,  only  PJ. 
valley     [perh.    for    HlX^, 


/>«.  p.  ?Mf  to  redeem,  to 
ransom  ,  release  ,  deliver  ; 
to  fulfil  the  duties  of  re 
lationship,  to  marry  the 
childless  widow  of  an 


elder  brother;  t'Xl-J  re 
venger,  kinsman-helper.  — 
At.  /JK^  to  be  redeemed, 
to  be  brought  back,  to 
ransom  oneself. 


At.   pf.    pi. 

V^3  [for  !{y  or  Pw.], 
/u«.  ^)$}?,  to  be  polluted, 
defiled,  stained.  —  Pi.  ^N: 
to  defile,  profane.  —  Pu. 
^,  pt.  5>(jaip  to  be  pol 
luted,  profaned,  to  be  re 
jected  as  unclean.  —  JK. 


to  soil,  to  make  unclean. 
-  Htih.  fut.  h$$W.  to  de 
file  oneself. 


(g?'*i)     w,     only    pi. 
jf3    (gQ°ler),     pollution, 
profanation. 

?KJl  (g5'yii5')  /"redemption. 
release,  repurchase,  duty 
of  relationship  [as  a 
see 


m,  t.p.  24,  M/.5.  •»,?:, 
and  fTDJ,  eleva 
tion,  top,  back,  hunch. 
hump,  boss;  arch,  vault, 
brothel;  rim  of  a  wheel. 
5  see  3tt. 

3*  (gft)  m,  only  p«.  073, 
pit,  water-hole,  cistern;  a 
cut  piece  of  wood,   board. 
4* 


(gft)  m,  only  pi.  D^, 
locust. 

pr.n.  of  a  place. 

D^j  or  D^. 
15  (gg'bg)  m  cistern,  pool, 
lagoon. 


h)  in/,  3}$,  M 
H3^  to  be  high,  elevated. 
exalted,  high-minded, 
proud,  haughty.  —  Hi.  inf. 


to  make  high,  to  raise. 


and   n^,   /  nn^,  _pz. 
D\nb^,  nin^,  high,  tali, 

elevated;  proud,  haughty. 


(ggbho'),  pi  C.  VPJ 
height;  highness,  majesty, 
pride,  insolence. 

^inn^  (s®>Wb)  f  pride, 
haughtiness. 

9|  and  hl%  (g5Vv'i)  m, 
joi.  D"1^^,  extremity, 
border,  edge,  boundary, 
territory. 

6tt|  (g»bvi?')  /,  mostly 
pZ.  Hl^-j,  Pipn-j,  border, 
margin,  territory. 

*12^,  13^  (glbbo'r)  adj.  and 
m  strong,  mighty,  valiant, 


powerful,  violent,  rich; 
hero,  warrior,  leader; 
??n  '%  a  warlike  hero; 
tyrant. 

nna  (g»bw)  /,  pi  niin^ 

strength  ,     power  ,      force, 
valour,  courage,  victory. 
^    (gjbbe'a^)    m    a   bald- 
headed  man   [of  the  fore 
head]. 


pr.n.m. 

m)  [cisterns  or 
locusts;  see  2j)]  pr.n.  of  a 
place. 


hard  curds,  cheese. 


cup,  bell  of  a  flower. 
ll^  (g^bl'r)  TO  lord,  master. 


M/.«.  sn"l?^.,  mistress,  queen. 
p^  (gsbj'g)   m    ice,    hail, 
cr}rstal. 

,?|    (g^bri)     /u«.     ^V.    to 
confine,  to  draw  a  bound 
ary;    to    border    upon.   - 
Hi.  ^^n  to  bound,  con 
fine. 

',?'?  (g5Wl)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Phenicia  [Byblos]  ;  gent. 


pr.n.  Of  a 
mountainous  countrjr,  south 
of  the  Dead  Sea,  belong 
ing  to  the  Edomites. 


see 


f     compactness  ,     twisted 

work. 

JjU   (gftbe'n)    adj.   gibbous, 

hunch-backed. 


see 


ad);    onlJ 
,  peaked  moun 

tains. 

3;-!  (gW)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Benjamin  [confounded 
also  with  n332  and 


(gfov)  /,  pi. 

c.  nly^,  height,  hill. 


(^Y)  >r.n.  of 
several  towns  in  Benjamin 
and  Judah;  gent.  "PV5-!. 

"1^^    (^rt>'9'n)   pr.w.    of    a 
town   in   Benjamin;    gent. 


(rf\>c?'l)  m  cup,  bell 
of  flowers  [or  perh.  cap 
sule]. 

^   (sftW)  pr.n.    of    a 
place. 


(gW'r)  [TpJ]  M  13^ 
to  be  or  become  strong 
and  mighty,  to  grow, 
swell,  prevail,  overcome. 
—  Pi.  135,  fut.  133;  to 
make  strong.  —  Hi.  "PJ^n, 
/w<.  T^-  to  make  strong, 
to  exert  strength.  —  Hith. 
fut.  i.p.  "),3^  •  ^°  sn°W 
oneself  strong,  to  prevail. 


«.  134  and  in^j,  P 
man,  valiant  man,  male 
person,  boy,  husband, 
warrior;  every  one  [= 


place. 


.n.    of     a 

pr.n.m. 
[an  archangel]. 
njlSl  see  n^J. 

^r1?^  (gXbb'S-^n)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Dan. 


«/.  zoc.  n  ,^4,  pi  r\%  fiat 

roof,  cover  of  an  altar. 

*TJ     (g54)  «»  fortune,  good 
luck;  1^5  fortunately. 

'  J      (gf  4)  pr.n.m.  ;  ^r«n<.  H4. 
'"^^1  (g&4)  «»  coriander. 
*T^      (g^id)    pr.n.m.,     Baby- 


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Ionian  god  of  fortune  [Baal 
or  Jupiter]. 
^rn     (gldgs'4)     or     ^ 

(g$dg9'4),  w.  loc.  H  iT^HS, 
pr.n.  of  a  place. 

Tl|  (gwi'd)  fut.  pi  w  to 

cut;  to  break  in,  to  fall 
upon.  —  Hith.  "Hi^n  to 
make  cuts;  to  collect  in  a 
crowd. 

rTO   (gfds')  /,    only  pi.  c. 
i],  bank  of  a  river. 

&ddr)  /  goddess  of 
fortune,     only     in     pr.n. 


c.  HV1;),  cut,  furrow;  col 
lection  of  warriors,  troop 
of     soldiers,     plunderers, 
scouring  party,  attack. 
nn^l  (g'dydS1)  /,  only  p 

nt*p*^j  incision>  cut  ^  tli 

skin. 


017  great,  large,  tall, 
high,  mighty,  old,  elder 
Dy'l;)  the  great,  noble 
proud;  Hlj^j  great  things 
great  deeds. 


:')  /"  greatness,    ma 
jesty;  great  deeds. 


)   m,    only  j?Z. 
and  niDH:!,  scorn, 
reproach. 


|    and 
pr.n.m. 


^lA,     young     goat,     kid 
[mostly     with     following 


,         (g8d5y»')  /,  only  pi.  c. 


(g*4lyy?r)  /,    only 
'H^,  little  goat,  kid. 


1    (g^dl'l)    m,  only   pi 

D7*fl     twisted  threads, 
tassels;  festoons. 

l|l    (gjdl's)    m  pile    of 

corn,    heap    of  sheaves; 
tomb-hill. 


fat.     1}!,  P*.  ?,14i  to  be  or 

become  great,  to  grow  up  ; 
to  be  mighty,  rich,  im 
portant,  precious.  —  Pi 
?34,  733,  in/.  73$,  to  make 
great  or  strong,  to  bring 
up;  to  make  distinguished, 
mighty,  powerful;  to  praise, 
extol.  —  Pu.  pt.  7j^J  to 
be  brought  up.  Hi- 


W  fut.  ;1^,  the  same 
as  Pi;  to  do  great,  proud 
things.  —  Hith.  ^OH  to 
show  oneself  great  or 
proud. 


becoming   great,    growing 
strong. 


see 


pr.n.m. 

3    (gff'dfl)    m,    w.«. 

)  and  1^  greatness, 
tallness,     power,     might, 
dignity,       majesty;       ar 
rogance,  pride. 
see  n^Hij. 

and  ^$13 
pr.n.m. 

^  (glddjl'ltj)  pr.n.w. 


^,  to  hew 
down,  to  fell;  to  cut,  to 
shave  off,  to  destroy.  - 
Ni.  y$fl  [V3^J  and  Pu. 
V3?  to  be  cut  down,  to 
be  broken,  to  be  destroyed. 


i-P-  \$.£  to  break  to  pieces. 
dYn)  pr.n.w. 


pr.n.m. 


place. 


'«)  only  Pi.  *]$, 
P«-  ^li^.iPj  to  revile,  blas 
pheme. 

1|  (gw^r)  fut.  13^,  to 
enclose,  hedge  in,  wall  up, 
to  surround  with  a  wall; 
pt.  pi.  D^*]ij  masons. 
TO  (g^dfr)  «i,  e.  1^4,  w.«. 
1-]^,  ^.  DTO  wall,  en 
closure,  fence;  walled  place. 
l^.  (g^'d^r)  pr.w.  of  a  place; 
gent.  n.^. 

(g«d$'r)  pr.n.m.; 
.n.  of  two  places. 


c.    ni-)%     wall,     hedge, 
fence;  fold,  hurdle. 

W)  and  ni")^ 
9'$)  pr.n.  of  places. 


of  a  town  in  Judah. 
H^  miswritten  for  H).  [or  -= 
K^  plain,  valley]. 

nru  (gfhr)  /u«.  nn^  to  be 

removed    [the    bandage  of 

a  wound],  to  heal. 
nn5  (gfhtf)  /•  healing. 
"IHIl    (g^h^'r)  fut.  in^,   to 

bow    down,    to    prostrate 

oneself. 

If!     (g3.v)    m,    w.«.   ^1.4  ,    D,\3 
the  back. 


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&  (gfr)  m,  w.«.  ^13,  .^3, 
the  back;  the  middle,  in 
terior,  circle. 
^  (gob)  to  plough;  only 
pt.  pi.  D\JJ  ploughmen, 
husbandmen. 

ti1  (gift),  \3l3  feW'y)  in 
coll.  locusts;  \3l3  313  lo 
custs  upon  locusts. 
^2  (gpt>)  pr.n.  of  a  place. 
(g?g)  pr.n.m.,  Gog,  prince 
of  the  people  of  Magog. 

(gad)  fvt.  *H;,  IN;, 

w.».  in.13;  [pZ.  riij;,  be 
longs  to  Tlii]  to  break  in. 
to  fall  upon,  to  attack. 

TO  (gfv?0  /  bo(iy;  lining 
up,  elevation;  pride. 

"IP  (g9vgr)  w,  only  pi.  w.s. 
JJgJ  see  ^11 

^  (go.)  P/.  UT,  /%««.  yg 

(v&yy5'gQz)  to  fly  away,  to 
pass  rapidly  ;  tr.  to  drive  on. 
13  (gpz)  w,  w.s.  ^.13  refuge 
[or  from  HU]- 

i   (goz^l)   m,   pZ.  D^W, 
young  bird,  young  dove. 

Jto  (g?z5'n)  pr.n.  of  an 
Assyrian  district  in  Meso 
potamia. 


/  Tlh    to    send    forth,    to 


bring  forth,  to  bear.  —  Hi. 

nv>n  [inf.  m  -  n^n], 

/"w«.  n^;,  n^H]  to  break  or 
burst  forth,  to  sally. 


D,,  c.  ^3,  w.«.  ,  per 
son,  inhabitant,  populace, 
people,  tribe,  nation;  pi. 
non-Israelitic  or  heathen 
peoples. 


JJJ,  body,  corpse. 
tt  see  ^- 

?l5>  n?5  (gol?')  /  emigra 
tion  ,  evacuation  ,  exile. 
banishment;  exiles,  cap 
tives. 

$^  (golj'n)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Manasseh. 

iim5'B)  m  pit. 
nO  pr.n.m.;   patron. 


tn/.  y,14  and  yi^ 
(g5v?V),  p«.  y,)X  to  expire, 
pine  away,  die  away. 
)tt  (guf)  only  ZTt.  /««.  P)^;, 
to  shut. 
SUl  (guf5r)  /  body,  corpse. 

l^1  fear)  pf.  IJ,    inf.  113 
and     113,     imp.   "113,     /t*<. 


,  pi.  Dn^,  e.  Y)3,  to  take 


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up  one's  abode,  to  dwell 
[as  a  stranger],  to  lodge, 
sojourn;  to  fear,  to  be 
afraid  or  anxious,  to  re 
vere;  to  crowd  together, 
to  meet;  to  stir,  to  excite. 


to  settle,  dwell,  sojourn; 
to  assemble,  to  gather  to 
gether. 

(gar)  and  "Ifo  (g?r)  rn, 


young       animal, 
whelp. 

^*  (gvr)  pr.w.  of  a  place; 
^3  1U  dwelling  of  Baal 
[town  in  Arabia]. 

l3  (gprs'l)  m,  c.  ^Ifo,  pi. 
ni^lil,  voting-stone,  lot, 
portion,  share. 

*  see  11-7J. 

(gys)  m  clod,   lump  of 
earth. 

5  (gfz)  m,  pZ.  c.  1^  fleece, 
clip,  shearing,  mowing. 

'r   HI  treasurer. 


«.  M/.*.  ^\ia  [or 

perh.  from  113]  to  deliver 
[from  the  mother's  womb]. 
glzzs')  /  shearing, 
fleece. 

'z)  in/1.  ^   and   W, 


>u,  fut.  u;, 

I      pt'     \]$  5     pl- 

Wj),  c.  $3,  to  cut  off,  to 
shear,  mow.  —  A^.  t^J  to 
be  cut  off,  to  be  extirpated. 

15  (g$z?'z)  pr.n.m. 

"I  ^T5  (g^zl'^)  /  cutting  or 
hewing  of  stones,  hewn 
stone,  square-stone. 


m  p«.  p.  U  to  tear, 
pull,  take  away,  to  seize. 
rob,  plunder;  to  flay.  — 
Ni.  jJ  to  be  robbed. 


and  P3/J  (g5z?l*')  /  robbed 
things,  spoil,  plunder. 

J5    (g$z$'m)   m    locust    [not 

yet  winged]. 


or 


pr.n.m. 

,  ^«n«.  of  HU 
[an  unknown  place]. 


trunk  or  stem  of  a  tree. 


mp.  , 

fut.   "Ity,    TO,    p«.    IP,   to 

cut,  to  fell,  to  divide;  to 
eat,  consume;  to  decide; 
intr.  to  be  cut  off,  to  be 
gone.  —  M.  "|£p.  to  be  se 
parated,  excluded;  to  be 


58 


undone  or  lost;  to  be  de 
creed. 


m,    pi.  D'pH, 
piece,  part. 

^"  (gS'zSr)  pr.w.  of  a 
Levitic  town. 
OM  (goers')  /"  outline  of 
the  body,  figure,  frame; 
sequestered  place  [part  of 
the  temple  buildings,  hall 
or  court]. 

W  (gferi')  pr.n.w.  of  a 
people  in  the  south  of 
Palestine. 


belly. 


p*.   bTtft 

from  tyjij] 
lightning. 


burning 


pr.n.m. 


[as 

coal, 


pr.n.m. 

X^,  ^  (g?), 
W  (gB)  m  and  /,  c.  ^, 
K^,  _pZ.  m'^-5  and  ni)X^, 
depression,  lowland,  valley; 
D3H  fl  [^.5]  «^  valley  of 
the  sons  of  Hinnom,  south 
of  Jerusalem  [Geenna]; 
H2j§  ^  salt-valley,  near 
the  Dead  Sea;  other  com 


pounds  denoting  geograph 
ical    names: 


see  '3. 

i'^  (gfd)  w  sinew,  muscle; 
chain,  band. 

^   (gi'a^)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Benjamin. 


of  a  river  in  Paradise;  of 
a  fountain  west  of  Jeru 
salem;  a  name  of  the  Nile. 


see 


to 

self  round;  to  rejoice,  to 
exult;  to  tremble;  to  shake 
with  fear. 

*i%*  (gji)  m  generation,  age; 
exultation,  joy. 

/  exultation. 


see 


pr.n.m. 
(gfr)  m  lime. 


D1  (g»)  m,  t.p-  ^,  pi. 
Dv^,  heap  of  stones,  ruins: 
well,  fountain,  wave. 


|  (g?l)  m,   tf.«.  t^|,   pi-  c. 
$?&  dung,  excrements. 

(g?l)  m  oil-vessel. 
barber. 


zZ    (gfibj'ft*)    pr.n.    of    a 
mountain  in  Issachar. 


wheel,  water-wheel  ;  whirl 
wind,  whirling  dust  or 
chaff. 


m,    o.  , 

wheel. 

r-?*  (g^g^'l)  p»*-n-  °^  three 
different  towns,  one  near 
Jericho. 


,  skull, 


head. 

T^.    ( 
skin,  hide. 


in/.  n>}, 


bare,  denudate,  strip,  un 
veil,  disclose,  reveal;  to 
evacuate  a  country,  to 
emigrate,  to  go  into 
exile.  -  -  At.  Wfl  ,  inf. 

rb$,  ni^j,  ni'pin,  fut. 

n^4->  ^4^  to  ^e  uncovered, 
unveiled,  revealed;  to  ap 
pear,  to  show,  reveal  or 


bare  oneself;  to  be  led 
away.  —  Pi.  Ir^,  imp.  7% 

-  nfca,  fut.  !•$>,  ^i,  to 

uncover,  to  open,  reveal, 
show.  —  Pu.  n£;l  to  be 
removed  [or  to  be  strip  t]. 

-HI  n^n,  n^n,  M 

TO1,  ^.1  to  lead  into 
exile.  —  Ho.  H^rj  (h$gl$r) 
to  be  driven  into  exile.  — 
Hith.  fut.  7$$  to  uncover 
oneself,  to  reveal  oneself. 

i"™  (gH?')  p™.  of  a  town; 
gent.  $»/|. 

nbil  (g?i$')  see  rfel*. 

rfei  (gpiv)  /,   o.  rfe 

pi  nlj^,  well,  spring; 
oil-vessel  ;  rounded  part  of 
a  capital. 

Wp3    (gflitj'i)    m,    only   pi. 

D^^,  0^4,  roller,  log, 

idol. 
Dip^  (g*l9'm)  tn  large  cover 

ing,  mantle. 


u;.*.  ^7,4  >  deportation, 
captivity,  exile;  captives, 
exiles. 


i  H,    t'n/1 

n,Z4,    /w<-  nij  to    make 

bald,  to   shear,  shave.  - 

Pu.  ri2     to  be  shorn.  — 


60 


Hith. 

self. 


riH  to  shave  one 


table,       polished      plate. 
mirror. 


pt  0**$,  c.  %  turn 
ing-door,  folding  -door; 
roller,  cylinder;  circuit, 
district,  country;  D 
Galilee. 


circuit,  territory,  country. 

^3    (g&lU'm)     pr.n.    of    a 
place  in  Benjamin. 

-^1   (gW«-)  pr.n.m. 


inf.    73,     7&, 

t»np.    ?1il,    7^1,    7^,   j?Z.  17:1, 

p«.  7,73,  to  whirl,  to  roll, 
turn,  drive  away.  —  Ni. 
hty,  fut.  hy.},  to  be  rolled 
together,  to  roll  oneself 
on.  —  Pilp.  ?il?il  to  roll. 
-  Po.  pt.  7,^0  to  be 
rolled  [in  blood],  to  be 
dyed  red.  —  Hi.  fut.  7.^1 
to  roll  away.  —  Hith. 
T^rin  and  7^?^0n  to  roll 
oneself  upon. 

^l   (gfltis'i)   m   dung,    ex 
crement. 

c.  7(2|,  turn, 


occasion,        circumstance, 


concern;         3  for  the  sake 
of,  on  account  of. 


>,    to 


wrap  together. 


m,    w.s. 


(g5lmj')  something  wrapt 
together,  a  mass  not  yet 
formed,  fetus. 


iOp,  unfruitful,  sterile, 
barren;  desolate,  famished. 


on  to 

quarrel     [to    show    one's 
teeth]. 


patron.  *$ff$\    a    country 
east  of  the  Jordan. 


(g«l'r4)  pr.n.  of  a  hill. 
|  (gWS)  to  lie  down. 

5  (g^Lm)  aeiv.  and  con;,  to 
gether,  also,  too,  even; 
D2-D2  as  well  as;  ^  D5 
even  when,  although. 

£^  (g?m5r)  Pi.  fut.  *$£ 
to  drink  in,  to  carry  along. 
—  Hi.  imp.  'N'p^n,  to  give 
to  drink,  to  water. 

95  (g9'mg)  m  papyrus- 
plant,  papyrus-reed, 


"S3 


61 


m 


mm5'»j)  m,    only   pi. 


(g?'mgd)  m  a  measure, 
ell  or  span. 

pr.n.m.    [see 
also 


'mul   m,  w.s. 

pj.  Dy1D$,    deed,    action, 
benefit;     recompense,    de 
sert;  ^3, 
in  return  of. 


(g»mai?r)  /,  pi  ni 

recompense,  retaliation. 


D    (gfrnz?')  pr.w.  of  a  place 
in  Judah 


tn«r.  to  become  ripe;  <r.  to 
make  ripe;  to  wean;  to 
do,  perform,  accomplish  ; 
to  deal  with,  to  do  [good 
or  evil],  to  requite. 
D^  (gfcms'l)  m  and  f.  pi 
1  e.  camel. 


pr.w.w. 


"Ipil,  to  cease,  disappear, 
vanish;  <r.  to  finish,  ac 
complish. 

pr.n./. 


' 


.,    son 

of  Japhet  and  people 
descended  from  him  [Cappa- 
docians  or  Cimmerians]. 


pr.n.m. 

5  (g*n)  m  and  /,  t.p.  ^, 
w.».  ^J,  pZ.  Dr3;l,  garden, 
orchard,  park. 


Pt. 


p. 


,  /  c.  ^n^y  [for 
to  purloin,  abstract, 
steal,  deceive.  —  Ni.  fut. 
3J^  to  be  stolen.  —  Pi. 
fut.  3315  to  steal  or  de 
ceive  by  habit.  —  Pu.  33^ 
/M«.  33^),  inf.  3J£,  to  'be 
stolen,  to  be  imparted  by 
stealth.  —  Hith.  33irin  to 
steal  oneself  away,  to 
withdraw  by  stealth. 


(g?Lnn$»   m,  pi. 
thief  [by  habit]. 


theft. 


something  stolen. 

pr.n.m. 


33,  garden,  grove. 
f  -  .13^. 
m,    only    pi.  c> 
treasures,  coffers. 


62 


m,    only  pi. 
treasure-house, 
treasury. 

J|      (g**'n)      tV-     flH,      to 

cover,   protect,   guard.  — 
Si.  fut.  1J}  the  same  as  Q. 

pr.n.m. 


j    see 


ny^  to  roar,  to  low. 

JW  (g?V)  pr.n.   of  a  place 
near  Jerusalem. 


K.  ,  to 
abhor,  detest,  reject.  —  M. 
7ty^  to  be  rejected,  to  be 
thrown  away.  —  Hi.  /^H 
to  cast  away,  to  waste. 


(g?'e&l)  «»  rejection,  re 
probation. 

^  (gr*'r)  inf.  i%  imp. 
1^,  fut.  1^  to  address 
harshly,  to  cry  at,  scold, 
rebuke,  threaten. 

njtt  (g»vr)  /,  «.  ni^i, 

scolding,  threatening,  re 
buke. 

$4  (g?'^'§)  M  ^?'»  to 
quake,  tremble,  shake.  — 
Pu.  fut.  B>y^  to  be  shaken. 


to  be  shaken,    to  stagger 
or  reel. 


.n.  of  a 
mountain  in  Ephraim. 

R?y3  (g&'t5'm)  pr.n.m. 

^  (gftf)  w,  w,«.  1B3,  pi.  c. 
^,  back,  top;  body, 
person. 

1?$  (gS'«n)  f  [twice  n»], 
w.5.  1^93,  pi-  B$p3,  vine, 
vine-plant;  shoot,  tendril. 

"ISjl  (g$'{gr)  m  a  resinous 
tree,  cypress,  cedar  or  fir. 

rTHBI  (gQfrj'O-)  f  brimstone. 

"1^  (gfr)  ad;.  [p«.  of  113]. 
1>«.  c.  '.IJ,  /  n$,  dwelling, 
abiding;  with  H^3:  inmate, 
servant. 

"1|  (gfr)  m,  w.«.  -TO,  pi. 
D^3,  c.  ^3,  stranger, 
foreigner,  pilgrim,  guest, 
visitor. 

""to  (gfr)  m  lime. 


?rf    pr.n.m. 

3     (g?r?'i?)  w  itch,  scurvy 
[leprosy]. 

H|  (g^re'l?)  pr.n.m.  [scabby, 
leper]. 

313  (gWr)  m,  pi.  0^3, 
berry. 


Z.  <?.  rYi13"1jl>  throat,  neck. 
forcsr)  pr.n.  of  a 
Canaanitic  people,  Gir- 
gasites. 


to  scratch  oneself. 

rn|  (gsrr)  PI  fut.  rr^, 

to  kindle,  provoke,  stir.  — 

Hith.imp.  "j^ri,  fut.  r\^\ 

"1,4.0?  to  grow  angry  or 
enraged;  to  make  war 
upon,  to  infest, 

T33  (g?r$r)  /"  chewed  cud; 
grain,  berry,  20th  part  of 
a  shekel  [smallest  weight 
of  the  Hebrews]  . 


«»   «*.«.          , 
throat,  voice,  neck. 

^^T5     (gfru'*)     /    harbour, 
shelter,  inn. 

™  (g5r*'z)   M.  1,1^  to  be 

cut  off. 
^!"$  (g»*zD  and  niil  (0rzl') 

pr.n.  of  a  people  in  southern 

Palestine. 


(g?rlzzf'm)    pr.n.  of    a 
mountain  in  Ephraim. 

m    hatchet. 


axe. 


1      (8Wr5'l)     adj.,     o. 


'l),  rough,  harsh  [perh. 


for 


see 


J  (g&Vm)  to  skin,  flay; 
to  let  remain.  —  Pi  fut. 
D^l  to  skin,  to  gnaw. 

D"U  (gS'rgm)  m,  vp.  DJj, 
pi.  D>D^,  bone;  body, 
person,  self  [=  D^,V]- 


pr.n.m. 
(gp'rgn)     /,     «,.,.     ^"J 


(gQrn?'^),  thrashing-floor; 
open  place  before  the  gate 
of  a  town. 

^IJ  (g?r&'B)  to  be  crushed. 

-  Hi.  fut.  DT|1  to  crush. 

^l  few')  fa-  v^y.  to  cut 

off,  remove,  withdraw, 
diminish;  to  shear,  shave. 

—  Ni.  fut.  yn^,  Pt.  y,T^  to 

be  withdrawn,  diminished, 
lessened.  --  Pi.  fut.  V^] 
to  draw  in,  to  swallow. 


(g?r&'f)  to  sweep  away, 
to  snatch  away. 

"Of  (g^'r)  fut.  I};  to 
draw,  collect,  snatch  away  ; 
fut.  "|iP  to  draw  up,  to 
chew  the  cud.  —  Pu.  pt. 

f/pl.  n1"]"}^4p  to  be  sawed 


asunder.  —    tiith.  ")Ti30n 
to  whirl  [see  also  "113]. 
H3  (g8r$'r)  jpr.w.  of  a  town 
of  the  Philistines. 
^$.   (gS'rge)  w    something 
pounded  or  crushed. 

^|    (gf  *'S)    M 

Pi.  tr'ih,  P«.  p.  /• 

drive  away,  to  expel;  to 
divorce  [a  wife] ;  to  empty, 
pillage.  --  Nl.  B^,  pt. 
tP^jJ,  to  be  cast  out,  to  be 
stirred  up.  -  -  Pi.  15^)3, 
inf.  ^'14,  imp.  ^14,  fut. 
?  to  drive  away,  expel. 
Pu.  t^j!3  to  be  expelled. 
'r$s)  m  fruit,  produce. 
(g5rus?')  /  expulsion. 
.  (g?'r»§o'n)  pr.n.m. 
r5g$'m)  pr.w.m. 
1^5  (g»stj'r)  pr.n.  of  a 
district  between  Hermon 
and  Bashan;  gent,  ^^f 
g?s»'m),  only  jyi. 
to  cause  to  rain. 


p.  Of  c.  ^^'3,  heavy 
rairx,  shower. 


(g5'S6m)  w, 


(g^Sgn)  pr.w.  of  a 
district  in  eastern  Egypt; 
of  a  town  in  Judah. 


pr.«.m. 

(shaft's)  «•  M  ^,*3;, 
to  grope,  fumble. 

t$l  see  ^4. 

^1  (g^)  /,  p?.  nlH3,  wine 
press. 

5a  (g^)  pr.n.  of  a  city  of 
the  Philistines;  gent.  T^. 

?£^  (dttft'yXm)  du,  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Benjamin. 

^fi$  (gittT*)  /  name  of  a 
tune,  or  of  a  musical  in 
strument. 

1^  (gS'^1")  pr.w.  of  an 
Aramaean  people. 


the  fourth  letter  of  the 


alphabet,  called  n      [door]; 


as  a  numeral  =  4. 


;i,  to 


languish,  pine,  faint, 


fear. 


anguish. 


faintness,  pining. 
see      . 


(d*Vg)  fut.  JKT,  to  be 
anxious  or  troubled,  to 
fear. 


ap 


•*?  ','  Vdp  ??;  pr.n.m. 

^{$1  (ds'3£r)  /  fear, 
prehension. 


.1'1,  to  fly,  soar. 

sV)  /  bird  of  prey, 
vulture  or  kite. 


see        . 

,    11^    (dob)    m    and    /, 
.  D^t!  bear,  she-bear. 
T    (d9'M)   m,    M/.S.  TjXni 

(dgbYd))    well-being,    com 

fort,  affluence. 

2,?"!  (dfWb)  P«.  n,3in  to 

cause  to  speak. 

(T?n  (dlbb$')  /  talk,  report, 
slander,  calumny. 


bee. 


pr.n./. 

(dlbyp'n)   w,   only  pi 

D^yi  dung,   excrements 

of  doves. 
"I^T1  (d^bl'r)  w  hinder  or 

western  part  of  the  temple. 

the    inner    sanctuary,    the 

holy  of  holies. 
T2T8  (dMtfr)  jjr.w.m.;  pr.n. 

of  towns. 

Hebrew  Enjjlisli. 


/,  «. 

^1,  cake  of  figs. 

miswritten 


for  r 


(dm*), 

in/-  np^T  (dQbkf),  M 
P.31!  to  stick,  cling,  adhere, 
to  be  attached  to,  to  pur 
sue.  —  Pu.  p3TI  to  cleave 
fast  together.—  'm.  p^lH, 
fut.  p3"|l  to  cause  to 
cleave,  to  pursue,  to  catch. 
—  Ho.  pt.  p,2"[tt  to  cleave, 
to  be  attached. 


T:n,     cleaving,     at 
tached  to. 


welding  of  metals,  solder; 
joint  in  a  coat  of  mail. 


the    same    as    Pi.  —  PL 


t«/.  "13:1, 
3:1,     imp. 
131^,  p<. 

to  speak,  to  ac 
cost;  to  say  [with  ace.], 
to  promise,  command,  ex 
hort,  [to  destroy].  —  Pu. 
fut.  12T,  pt.  121P  to  be 
*  5 


spoken;    to  be  wooed.  - 
Ni.  1512  to  speak  to  one 
another,  to  consult.  —  Hi. 
fut.  1,511  to  drive,  subdue. 
-  Hith.    pt.     13!  P     [for 
17  ft]  to  converse. 


m,  c.  "1,51,  pZ- 
Dnni,  e.  n.51,  word,  say 
ing,  speack,  news,  com 
mand.  promise;  thing,  in 
cident,  occurrence,  history, 
concern,  cause,  question, 
law-suit. 


n  (dg'bgr)  m,  i.p.  151, 
pZ.  D^yi,  destruction. 
pestilence,  plague. 

"1IPJ     (do'bgr)     m     pasture, 
steppe,  desert. 

rnin  (dibo  /,  «/.*.  TOI, 

manner,  fashion,  cause; 
H151  <?y  on  account  of, 
in  order  that. 


T  (doors')  see 


il"!  (dobrrd8-)  /,  only  pi 
,  raft,  float. 

'^5^'^)  pr.n.  of  a 
Levitical  town. 


u/.s.  ^51,    honey,    sirup 
of  grapes. 


/  lump 
of  fat,  hump  of  a  camel. 

t^JI'l8  (d&bbg'sgft)  pr.n.  of 
a  place. 


m, 


fish. 


?.  fish. 


increase,  multiply. 


to 


n  (d^o'n)  pr.w.m.,  the 
national  god  of  the  Phi 
listines. 


7^)^  to  set  up  a  banner; 
pt.  p.  distinguished.  — 
Ni.  /il^  ^°  ^e  provided 
with  banners. 


pi  D^p^l,  c.  7^  ,  banner, 

flag. 

JH  (d^5'n)  m,    c.  pi,  w/.s. 

''J^l    corn,    grain,    bread, 

nourishment. 

5^  (dfgSL'r)  to  gather,   to 

hatch. 

1  (dW)  m,  only  du.  D?11, 

breast,  teat. 

see  Hi. 
tTT     (d?45')     only    Hith. 

niin,  /Wf.  n 


to 


67 


DgVl 


slowly,    to   go    in    a  pro 


cession. 


m    (ds45'n)  pr.n.m.   of   an 
Ethiopian  tribe;  $rew«.  ^^l, 


.  of 


1!  (do'd^ni'm) 


a  Japhetic  people  [Blio- 
dians  ,  Dardanians  or 
Dodonaeans]. 

H"J  (dsh&'m)  Ni.  pt.  Drj14 
to  be  perplexed,  terrified. 

pt.  "irn  to 


run,  to  galop. 


')  /,  only  pi 
,  course,  run. 

*.  279,  to 

cause  to  pine. 

5  (d?lw5'g)  m  fisher. 
l^T     (dy^r)    f    fishing, 
fishery. 

(dod)m,  w.s.H^, 
,  love;  one  be 
loved,  friend;  relation, 
cousin,  uncle. 

(dyd)  m,  pi.  DHtt  and 
V],  pot,  kettle;  basket. 


/  aunt. 


pr. 


5  '.li1!  (dpd?l'y)  pr.w.m. 
w»,    only  pi. 


=    in     basket; 
mandragora,  love-apple. 


')  inf.  njT,  to  be 
sick  [of  monthly  courses], 
to  be  ill. 

nT(d5v§')«$.?  /Tin.  sick, 

unwell,      unclean;       sad, 
wretched. 

)  JK.  nnn,  /^. 

T,  to  expel,    cast  out; 
to  wash  off,  cleanse. 

(d«v»'y)  «,  i/>-  ',!/!,  c. 
^/I,  sickness;  something 
unclean  and  loathsome. 

?-  severely  ill. 

1!,  to  pound 
[in  a  mortar]. 


/    an 

unclean   bird    [hoopoe   or 
mountain-cock]. 

V^1  (dcimr)  /  stillness, 
realm  of  death. 


V^a  (dum?')  pr.n.  of  an 
Arabian  tribe  ;  of  towns  in 
Edom  and  Judah. 


(du'mlyy?') 
/  stillness,  silence,  trust, 
submission  [f  of  VpH  adj. 
silent,  still]. 

DDTT  (dum5'm)  adv.  silently, 
still  ;  m  silence,  dumbness. 
5* 


see 

Fl     (dun),      *jn     (don)     /M«. 

"jlT      to     prevail,     rule. 

remain. 

NI    (don^e)    m,    i.p.  \$\ 

wax. 

*n  (duB)  M  }>n;  to  leap, 

jump. 

see  jPpJJ. 

IT  (dor)  m,  w.«. 
^yft,  |>Z.  ni"]n  and  Dnn, 
period  of  a  man's  life, 
generation,  age;  race,  class 
of  men,  contemporaries. 
"in2  (d?r)  m  habitation. 
dwelling;  TH  and  1KT 
pr.n.  of  a  sea-town  near 
mount  Carmel. 

"in1   (dvr)   in/:  in,  to 

sojourn,  to  dwell. 
"in*  (dur)  m  circle,    ball; 
pile  of  wood. 


15^,  fat.  tfnj, 

p«.  ^  to  tread  out,  to 
thrash;  to  tread  down,  to 
crush.  --  Ni.  tPi^,  in/. 
ty'nn  and  ZTo.  /a«.  l^'Jl1  to 
be  trodden  out.  to  be 
thrashed. 

nrn 


iTirn,  to  push,  to  thrust 
down,  to  overthrow.  — 

Ni.  fut.  nnT,   pt.  pi.  c. 

^}  [or  from  HjJ]  to  be 
thrust  down,  to  be  driven 
away.  —  Pu.  nrn  to  be 
overthrown. 

^n'£|)   At.  fut.  pi 
,  the  same  as  nrn  At. 


overthrow,    downfall  ,    de 

struction. 

^n  (dj?re$$n)  w  millet. 

P^  (d5^^'f)  to  drive,  to 
impel;  pt.  p.  ^irn  dis 
patched,  at  full  speed.  —  At. 
to  hasten. 


^«.  prn  to  press,   oppress. 

(d*y)  m,  »>  n,  c.  n, 

w.«.  'n,  HH,  Q,n  the  re 
quisite,  necessary  supply, 
sufficency,  plenty;  adv. 
enough  ;  H3  in  proportion 
to,  as  often  as,  as  soon 
as;  H5  according  to  need, 
corresponding  to;  n.ip  as 
often  as. 

pj  n  (dj  z$h?C'V)  pr.n.  of 
a  place  near  Mount  Sinai. 

ZPT  (di^'n)  pr.n.  of  two 
towns,  in  Moab  and  in 
Judah. 


(d5yy5's)    m, 
fisher. 

•T^  (dayyr)  /,  j> 

bird  of  prey,  vulture. 

,  :    (dsyp')    wi     colour     for 

writing,  ink. 
VT  (djn)  j,/.  ft,    «»/.  and 

imp.  H,    M  rT,   p«.  ft 

to  rule,    sway;    to  judge. 

defend,  punish;  to  litigate. 

—  Ni.  pt.  yiHJ  to  contend 

at  law,  to  quarrel. 
'J'H      (din)     m    judgment, 

sentence,    law-suit,    cause, 

quarrel. 

T33  (dSyys'n)  m  judge. 
r)  pr.n.f. 

^r.w.wi.     = 


,.     (d5y?'k)  w  watch-tower, 
bulwark. 


m    thrashing 
time. 

tipV  (djso'n)  m  antelope, 

mountain-goat. 

^^8  (dis?'n),  ^  (diarn) 

pr.n.m. 

(dW)   0^'.,  t.p.  Tft,  PZ. 
w.s.    l^tl,     crushed,     op 
pressed,  wretched. 
2"l  (d?^F)  Ni.  pt.  *0-p, 
to  be  cast  down,  humbled. 


to  break,  crush,  oppress, 
humble,  tread  down.  — 

PU.  pt.  N?7t?,  pi-  ES?$P*J9 

to  be  broken,  crushed, 
humbled,  afflicted. —  Hith. 
fut.  X3T  to  be  crushed, 
humbled. 

>•**•! 

Vr  -  (d&kk$')  m  something 
bruised,  dust. 

(d&kk5r)    adj.,   pi.    c. 

bruised,  humbled, 
discouraged. 

ITT  (d§4s')  fut.  1*15*!?  to 
be  bowed,  to  cower.  —  Ni. 
pf.  *n*3*J4,  pt.  ri?.*p.  to  be 
bruised,  crushed.  —  Pi. 
T\y\  to  bruise,  dash. 

',T 3  (d&kk5')  /  bruising, 
castration. 


(d°^i')     »»     surging 
waves,  billows,  surf. 


I1  (d&l)  wi  =  rt^*ji 

_     vd§,l)  adj.,  t'.jp.   7*1,   pZ. 

Q'>1,  /  sjpL,  pi.  n^i, 

tottering,  weak,  humble, 
wretched,  poor. 

\2  V  (d?i§.'g)  to  leap,  jump. 
—  Pi.  fut.  IpKJJ  to  leap 
over. 

^1  (diif')  p/.  pi.  'J^tl 
[for  I'M],  <%,  in/. 


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n'^,  /M«.  rfrn,    to   draw 
[water],    to    draw   out.  - 
Pi.  rfffi  to  draw  out,    to 
deliver. 

(d«iw)  /,  «.  nh, 

.  nl^tl  lowliness,  poverty; 
rf?3.  the  low,  the  poor. 


')  /  threadwork 
[of  the  weaver],  thrum. 

^i  (d#&'e$)  fut.  njn?  to 

trouble,    to    make   muddy 
[by  treading]. 


),    ^M.  w.s. 
,     basket, 


leather-bag. 
n^-I  (d'Hy?'),    \v 


b^T     (anW)    pr.n./.    [== 
languishing,  tender]. 

^T    (d«U'«.)    /,    only   PZ. 
;?3,  branch,  tendril. 


T,  l.pZ.  Wpl,  M 
T  [or  A'i]  to  totter, 
wave,  hang  loose;  to  be 
poor,  humble,  wretched  ; 
to  languish,  to  be  dry.  — 
Ni.  fut.  7*E  to  be  weak, 
wretched 

JJ^l    (dJlVn)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Judah. 


to 

flow  slowly,  to  drop, 
trickle;  to  weep,  to  shed 
tears. 

TH  (d^'lgf)  m  a  dropping, 
eaves. 

pr.n.m. 


/M«.  p?lo  i><-  P?^  to  burn, 
to  glow,  to  be  passionate; 
to  be  anxious;  ^.HN  p(7" 
to  pursue  hotly.  —  Hi. 
p^?Tt,  fwt.  p^J?T  to  heat, 
to  kindle. 


fever. 


w.«.  30/1  and  inl,  du. 
D?fll?;li  «•  TOHi  "•••TQ^I. 

Pz.  nln^,  c.'nin^i,  door, 

folding-door,  gate,  opening; 
column  or  page  of  a 
manuscript. 

V  (dfm)  m,  c.  D!,  w.s. 
^^,  D5P1,  j,Z.  DW,  c. 
''D'H,  blood,  bloody  deed, 
blood-guiltiness  ;  juice,  sap, 
red  wine. 

^5     (dfm)     »n,     perh.     = 
likeness. 

(dpnr)     imp.    nDI, 
HDT,   to  be  like,  to 


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resemble;  to  make  like.  — 
Ni.  n$"p  to  be  made  like, 
to  resemble.  —  Pi.  J"^, 
fut.  HET  to  compare,  to 
speak  in  similitudes;  to 
imagine,  think,  remember; 
to  intend,  to  purpose.  — 
Hith.  fut.  I.  sg.  PI&3$  to 
make  oneself  like. 


/t*«.  HOT,  to 
cease,  to  rest,  to  be  silent; 
to  destroy.  --  Ni.  n#*P. 
to  be  destroyed,  to  perish. 

D^I    (d$mm?r)  /  stillness, 
desolation. 


/  likeness, 
resemblance;  image,  model, 
shape;  adv.  like. 

(dornl'),  W  (d«mT)    m 
silence,  rest. 

(dfrnyp'n)     w,     M/.S. 
,  resemblance,  image. 

(d5m§,'m)  imp.  Oil, 
l,  fut.  DT  [DT]  to 
cease,  to  be  silent  or 
dumb,  to  rest.  —  At.  D, 
fut.  pi  ^DT,  t.p.  1^^,  to 
be  destroyed,  to  perish;  to 
be  silent,  to  rest.  —  Po. 
to  silence.  -  -  Hi. 

«u.    W3>    tc 

destroy. 


1DOT.  (d5m?im?')  /  silence, 
stillness,  calm,  whisper. 

DT    (do'mgn)    m    dung,    6X- 
crements. 


DDT    (djmn?')    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Zebulon. 

VDT.  (d«")  tV-  ^9^5  /"«• 
V,QT  to  weep,  to  shed 
tears. 

VOT  (dW)  m,  w.«.  JlVff'l, 
tear;  juice  of  grapes  and 
olives. 

V)  /,  «•   Wl 
I,  tear,  tears. 

(dainmS'Bgk),      also 
and  pjpR-m,  pr.n., 
Damascus. 

t^OT  (d*mgrflgk)  «»  silken 
damask. 

(dfn)  pr.w.m.,  gren«.  ''J'T.; 
pr.w.  of  a  town  near 
mount  Hermon  ==  ^?,2- 

^.1    (d^Lnn?')     pr.w.     of     a 
town  in  Judah. 


"QPOT    (dXnhtfbS1)    pr.n.    of 
a  town  of  the  Edomites. 


pr.n.m. 
see  yjj. 

TT  (df*')  m  and  r$!  (d?V) 
/",  pZ.  ntyl,  knowledge, 
wisdom. 


72 


pr.w.m. 


to 

be  extinguished,  to  be 
quenched.  —  At.  TJJTp.  tq 
be  dried  up.  —  Pu.  TjtH 
to  be  destroyed,  to  become 
extinct. 

njn  (dim)  /;  t>.  nyn, 

knowledge,  insight. 

^OT  (dofi')  m,  t>  W,  scorn, 
insult. 

ROT  (<TO'k)  jp«.  pStt,  to 
strike,  to  knock;  to  drive 
on.  —  Hith.  pt.  pBlOD  to 
knock. 

<"!pTOT  (dgfkf')  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  the  wilderness. 


ni|?1,  crushed,  fine,  thin, 
lean,  low;  m  dust. 


PP  (dlkir)  pr.w.m.  of  an 
Arabian  tribe. 

pjT-f  (d^k^'k)  /%rf.  pT  to 
crush,  pound,  grind, 
thrash  ;  intr.  to  be  crushed, 
to  be  pulverised.  —  Hi. 

p.in,  inf.  p.in,  AK.  pTTi, 

1.  s^.  w.s.  0^.1^  to  crush, 
to  bruise,  to  destroy;  inf. 
acZy.fine,  dustlike.  —  Ho. 
fut.  i.p.  p,7^  to  be  beaten 
out,  to  be  crushed.  •  . 


u«.  1j?T,  to 
pierce.  —  M.  /M«.  "1JJ?T  to 
be  pierced,  stabbed.  —  Pu. 
pt.  1^.7^  to  be  stabbed  or 
slain,  to  perish. 


of-pearl. 

TT  see 


m  pearl,  mother- 


(d?'r?Yn)  w,  c. 
yiX"]^,  aversion,  object  of 
aversion. 

and 


(drr5l?9'n)   m, 
prick,  goad. 


11.         (d§,rd^L'r)  w  a  prickly 
plant,  thorn  or  thistle. 

m      south, 


southern  region. 


]  (d*r?'r)  /  swallow;  m 
freedom,  delivery,  release 
from  servitude. 


Darius  [i.e.  Cyaxares  II., 
Darius  I.,  son  of  Hystaspes, 
and  Darius  II.  No  thus]. 


TO 


^l  to  tread,  to  walk, 
to  go;  to  step  forth,  to 
wander;  to  tread  down, 
to  trample  on;  to  bend 

[a   bow].  —  EI  rp;nn, 


TOi,  ^TII,  i*  TO»  to 

cause  to  tread  or  walk,  to 
lead;  intr.  to  tread;  to 
bend;  to  catch,  to  reach. 

g'rg<$)  m  and  /,  t>. 
3,  w.s.  \?-)l,  pZ.  Dv?TI, 
c.  •$")!,  a  going,  walk. 
journey;  way,  path,  road; 
mode,  manner,  course,  way 
of  life,  lot;  worship. 

Pini     (d&rk8mi?'n)     see 

' 


see 


pr.n.m. 
-  (d&rko'n)  pr.w.m. 


pt.  p. 

n  to  seek,  to  examine, 
to  investigate,  inquire;  to 
demand,  desire,  ask;  to 
visit.  -  -  Ni.  E>TP.,  inf. 


to  be  sought,  explored;  to 
allow  oneself  to  be  sought. 
—  Pt.  inf.  tfi^l  for  1^1^ 
[but  probably  written  for 


D'Tjl  Q.  in/.J,  to  in 
vestigate. 

ffl  (d5§5r)  to  shoot, 
sprout.  —  Hi.  fut.  N#*]i  to 
cause  to  sprout,  to  bring 
forth. 


m     green 

herbage,  fresh  grass. 

"J1    (dpf'n)    to    become 
fat.  —  Pi  'jtJf'l,   in/1,  w.s. 

iJtfn,  /M«.  i^n;  and  njf  i] 

to  make  fat,  strong  or 
oily;  to  anoint;  to  accept 
as  fat  or  pleasing;  to 
cleanse  from  ashes.  —  Pu. 
fut.  i.p.  ]^}  to  be  made 
fat,  to  be  well  fed.  —  Hoth. 
to  be  oiled,  greased. 


(<Wn)      adj.,      pi. 
,  e.  Wl,  fat.  juicy, 
well  fed;  rich,  mighty. 

'5Bn)   m,    i 


fatness,  oil; 
abundance,  affluence  ;  fat 
ashes  [from  the  altar]. 


command,    pre 
scription,  law. 


pr.n.m. 

and  ^nn  (d?- 
pr.n.  of  a  place  in 
Samaria. 


H  the  fifth  letter  of  the 
alphabet,  called  NH  [air 
hole];  as  a  numeral  =  5. 

~n  [with  dagesh  following], 
H,  rj  the  definite  article, 
used  for  all  numbers  and 
genders  ;  originally  a 
pron.  demon.,  D^H  this 
day,  to-day. 

~n  interrog.  particle  in 
direct  and  indirect  ques 
tions  [Lat.  ne,  num];  N/'l 
=  Lat.  nonne;  DN—  "H.  in 
disjunctive  questions: 
whether  —  or. 

XT!  (h?)  inter  j.  lo!   behold! 
Xn  see  PIJJ.  Hi. 

$)  inter  j.  [ex 
clamation  of  joy  or 
mockery],  aha!  haha! 

n,  ran,  nn  see  nrr. 

see 


m,  only  pi. 
D'On^n,  offering,  sacrifice, 
gift. 
lH  see  pp.3  Nl 

^171  to 

breathe   out;    to   be  vain. 
to  act   foolishly,    to  hope 


vainly.    —   Hi.  pt.     S 
to  befool. 


Dnq,    o.         0,    breath, 

breeze,  nothingness,  transi- 

toriness,     vanity,     show; 

idol;    adv.    in    vain,    use 

lessly. 

lp2  (hg'bgl)  pr.n.m.,  Abel. 

Zin  (hQVni')  adj.,  only  ^Z. 


in1  (n«r)  pt.  inh  to 
cut,  to  divide  [the  heavens 
in  astrology]. 

0Wr)  see  "1,13  Hi. 
and    _H 


o  in/,  nri,  /M«. 

n^.n^.  to  murmur,  mutter, 
growl,  coo,  sigh,  moan, 
roar;  to  meditate,  muse, 
speak,  praise.  —  Po.  inf. 
"foil  to  speak.  --  Hi.  pt. 
pi.  D^n^  to  murmur. 
whisper,  speak. 

na    (h^f)    inf.    i^H    to 
separate,  divide,  remove. 
^n  (hg'gg)  m  murmur,  sigh 
ing  ,  meditation,  thought. 


tin 


75 


sir 


ton  see  run1. 

'ft)  /"  meditation. 


sighing,  musing. 

iton     (hfegsy^n)      ro,     c. 

"ji^fi,     murmur,       gentle 

sound,  musical  accompani 

ment;   pause;    meditation, 

plot. 


convenient,  suitable. 
"toil  (hsgtfr)  pr.n./. 


pr.n.m.,    p. 

D'H-Jin   a  tribe  of  Arabian 

nomads. 
"in   (h?4)  m    shout   of  joy. 

exultation. 
"I^n    (ha'd§,'d)  pr.n.m.  ;    also 

name  of  a  Syrian  deity. 


pr.n.    of    a   place    in   the 
plain  of  Megiddo. 

in  (hsto')  to  stretch  out 
[the  hand]. 

h   (h?'4u)  pr.n.,  India. 
n       (h?4w'r).       «i,       pZ. 

r  MIL 


'm)    pr.n.    of 
an  Arabian  tribe. 


i!   (hlddj'y)  pr.n.m. 


to 


pull  down. 


foot-stool. 


myrtle. 

ncnn 

Esther. 


,  fut.  t},  to 
push,  thrust,  expel,  repulse. 
nn  (h$4&'r)  fut.  13HJ,  to 
adorn,  to  honour.  —  M. 
"1,1^  to  be  esteemed, 
honoured.  Hith.  fut. 

HJV  to  boast. 


,    c.     ,, 

w-s.   ^Tq,  pi-  c.  '.Tin 

elevation,  pride,  highness, 

splendour,  glory. 

l^in    (hg'dgr)  m   ornament, 

splendour. 

f)  /;  ^ 


hador^'m    pr.n.m. 
and 


nn   (h?h)  inter  j.  ah!  alas! 


(hy)   pron.  per*.  3 
m  he,  himself. 


Tin 


76 


"7H  (hod)  m  splendour, 
majesty,  renown,  ornament. 


pr.n.m. 

nin 


passion, 
eagerness  ;  destruction,  cor 
ruption,  wickedness. 

?vf  ')  /  -  rnn. 

(hoh^'m)  pr.n.m. 
(hoy)  interj  .  alas!  woe! 

pZ.  and 
folly, 
madness. 


stroke  of  a  hammer  [perh. 
for  D^h,  see  D^]. 


(hvm)  p/.  DH,  w.«. 
,  to  perplex,  confound. 
—  Ni.  fut.  Drr  to  be 
agitated,  excited.  —  Hi. 
fut.  D^jT  to  sigh,  moan, 
to  be  noisy. 


pr.n.m. 
n  (h$n)  m  wealth,  riches, 
affluence;      adv.     enough, 
sufficiently;    $TI$|    for 
nothing. 


*pn  (hun)  Hi.  fut.  ]W  to  act 
lightly,  to  make  light  of. 

Tin,  "in  (hpr)  m  mountain; 
pr.n.  of  two  mountains. 


see  HI2;. 

g^ln     (ho's5ra5");     W'^ 

?'a«),  rvy^'in  (ho'g^v?') 


PH.  fut.  nriin; 

to  assail,  rush  upon. 


^,  to 


see 

ntn  (h5z$ 

be  sleepy,  to  dream. 

nnxinn  see  *on  m. 

^tpnp  see  Ktsn  ZTi. 
ton  see  nt$4  M. 
^'"1  (hj)  m  lamentation. 
XVI   (hi)   p?-on.  per«.    3.  sp. 

/  she,  herself. 
^^^11    (h?d?'d)  m    shout  of 

joy  [in  the  vintage]. 
HTH    (hyyy^dg:')  /,   only  pi. 

niT'ri    [also  niTI-l]  songs 
of  praise,  choruses. 

inf.  nj5,  vn, 


Pt.  f  rrin,    to    be,   to 

exist;  to  become,  to  come 


•EH 

to  pass.  —  A'i.  nyiJ  to  be 
come,  to  be  done,  to  be 
finished,  to  happen. 

?H   see  Di\ 


77 


pi 


house, 
temple 
tuary. 


and    /, 

V1    and 

c.  ?^n,  great 
palace,  citadel; 
tabernacle,  sanc 


brightness, 
brilliant  star,  morning-star. 


pr.n.m. 

^H  (h;n)  wi  a  measure  for 
liquids,  Veo  of  a 
Vio  of  a  n3. 

•3,    npa,    nipn, 

^H  see  HDJ  JK. 

13C1  (h5^^'r)  ^»-  M 

[for  n\Dnri]  to  trouble,  to 

do  an  injury. 


sight,  appearance. 

H  (hftl)  original  form  of 
the  defin.  article;  as  an 
interrog.  part.  =  "L|. 

only  M.  p«.  / 
to    be    removed 
far  off. 


to 


(h5'l5'5)  adv.  thither, 
yonder  ward,  farther,  back; 
further,  forward. 

see  ,-$>  is. 
(hiuaif'm)  mlpl  re 
joicings,     harvest-festival, 
feast  of  thanksgiving. 

and  rn.^n 

and    /  [also 

^?3    /"]    />ron.    cfewt.  this, 
that. 

w,    only  jrf. 
step. 

fo?')  /,  only  pi. 
n<i?  V3,  procession,  march; 
way,  caravan. 

1J33  (we*)  tv-  jifo 

,  tmp.  T].?,  /trf.  T]^.  and 
walk,  come, 
wander,  travel;  to  live; 
to  go  off,  to  disappear; 
to  continue;  ?P7'7  inf.  as 
an  adv.  continually.  —  Ni. 
«125K  to  be  gone,  to 
vanish.  --  Pi.  tj^J,  /M«. 

^aj,  ^-  fe?  to  go 

about,  to  walk  swiftly;  to 
live.  -  -  Hi.  Tj^iH  and 

T.5?^,  j>«.  pi.  °spS7»,  to 

cause  to  go,  to  lead,  to 
carry  away,  to  destroy.  — 
Hith.  tfjSSfft  to  go  about, 
to  walk,  to  lead  a  life. 


78 


m  way,  course. 
stream;  traveller. 

bn1  (wi)  M  ^HJ  to  be 
bright,  to  shine;  to  be 
splendid;  to  boast.  —  Pi. 


L 

n,  ?isn??n  praise 

the  Lord!]  to  praise,  cele 
brate,  glorify.  —  Pu.  ££'?, 

pi  i.p.  w$g,  fut.  7?^, 

pt.  ^HP  to  be  praised, 
to  be  famous.  —  Hi. 
fut.  pi.  l?n;  to  cause 
to  shine,  to  make  bright, 
to  give  light.  —  Hith.  fut. 
^30?  to  deserve  praise, 
to  be  praised;  to  boast. 

n1  (wi)  pt  pi  0^1,7 

to  be  insolent,  foolish, 
mad.  —  Pod  fut.  ^>i.T  to 
befool,  confound.  —  Pool 
pt.  ^"int?  to  be  mad,  to 
rave.'  —  'Hith.  fut,  ^infl? 
to  be  mad,  to  feign  mad 
ness. 

pr.n.m. 

m)     inf.     DpCj, 


D^rj  to  strike,  smite, 
stamp;  to  beat  to  pieces; 
to  disperse. 

pH  (Win)  adv.  hither, 
here. 


'S-)  /  hammer. 

H  (h?m)  or  DL!  (h^Lm) 
pr.n.  of  a  country  near 
the  Ammonites. 

H1  (h?m)  or  n/Jri  (hfmg1) 
«z,  only  £>Z.  w/.s.  DD^ri, 
bustle,  multitude  [=  ^llpljl. 

H2  (hfm),  H»n  (h?'mm?) 
pron.  pers.  3.  jp^.  m  [arid  /] 
they,  themselves. 

rHDn  (h^mm5d5'^)  pr.n. 
m.  [Persian]. 

inf.  niDq, 
nr,  3.  Pz.  ii^ai, 

«,   pt   / 

h ,  njpn,  pi  nipn  and 

n^DH,     to    sound,     hum, 
gnarl,    growl,    bark,    coo, 
rustle,  roar,  shout;  to  be 
agitated  and  noisy. 
1ftn    (hfm$'n)   m,    c.  l^q. 
^Z.  D\J.bq,  bustle,  tumult, 
noise,      agitation,       com 
motion;  crowd,  plenty. 
^lDIl  (hampnS')  pr.n.  Of  a 
town. 

;')  /  sound. 

,  see  ip;  HI 

see  HID. 

(hamyll5r)  and  n^DH 

')  /"  noise. 


79 


in 


fut. 

D,T,  w.s.  DSH],  to  drive, 
agitate,  trouble,  confound, 
disturb,  disperse;  to  undo. 

JI7V  (h$mf'n)  pr.n.m. 
DftH    (h$m«i'fi)   7H,    only  pi. 
D^pftn.,  brushwood. 
DDn   see  ODD  Ni. 
^H1  (hen)  prow.,  see  1*13(1. 

I!"!8  (hen)  adv.  lo!  behold!; 

cow;*,  whether,  if. 
""Dp1    (hf'nn?)     ["JIT]     pron. 

pers.  3.  pi.  /  they,   them 

selves. 


(hf'nns)    adv.  hither, 
here. 


(hlnnf)  inter?.  lo!  see!; 
w.*.  V.^Tl,  t.p.  ^H  behold 
me!  =  here  I  am. 


see 


/  permis 
sion  of  rest,  ease. 


see  '2. 

(h?nj")  jor.w.  of  a  town 
in  Mesopotamia. 

Sjn  (han$f5')  /•  a  shaking  ; 
sieve. 

H  (hp)  interj.  hist!  hush! 
silence! 


0*65')  fit-  M-  D?(!l, 
to  silence,  to  still. 


see  rUD  fit. 

see  H>V   £R. 
f  cessation. 


^-^n,  pt.  P. 

"]lSri  <r.  and  tVrtr.  to  turn, 
to  turn  over  or  about,  to 
turn  back;  to  change,  to 
pervert;  to  overturn, 
distroy.  —  Ni.  ^BnJ,  fut. 
TCo  1*  W^i  to  turn 
oneself,  to  be  changed, 
perverted,  overturned,  de 
stroyed.  HO.  "snn 

(hQhp$'c§)  to  be  turned 
against.—  ffith.pt.  "JBITIOp 
to  turn  oneself,  to  be 
changed,  to  roll  oneself. 

?D  (W««)  and  -]|>p 
(hf'fgdj)  w  the  reverse,  the 
contrary. 

jSH 


,  perversity. 

af?W)     /     over 
throw,  destruction. 


turned,  crooked,  tortuous. 
"P^H  (h&BB$ir)  /  deliver 
ance. 

Iv  i    (b9'B§n)  m  a  weapon. 
1   (hjr)  m,  w.  loc.  fl 


80 


w.  art.  D/inn,  c.  "H.n  and 

"".Tin,  mountain,  hill,  hilly 

country. 
"IH  see  Tin. 
^nn      (bar?')     pr.n.     of     a 

district  in  Assyria. 

<*nn  (h&r'fl)  »»  hearth, 
altar. 

inn,  rnnn,  rtrn, 
rhino  see  r\y\  m 

rn  (hfr*'9)  M  rini, 
pt.  Jin,  j?«.  p.  3nrs  to 

kill,    to    murder,    to  slay. 
•     Ni.     inf.     :iinn     [for 

Jinn?]  M  Jin;.' to  be 

killed.  —  Pw.  J>n  to 
be  slain. 

^.n  (h^'r^)  m  murder, 
slaughter. 

nnn  (hwr)  »»/.  n'lri,  -iin, 
M  13,01,  nqn,  p«.  / 
n^n,  n^,  Pi.  niiin, 

nlin,  to  conceive,  to  be 
pregnant;  D^lH  parents.  — 
Pu.  TT\T\  to  be  conceived; 
to  conceive  [in  mind], 

rnn  (^0  «^.,  only  / 
n.^n  [also  nnn],  „.  niq, 

pi.  n1"]n.  pregnant, 
l^n     (h?r?'n)     and     "ji^ri 
(hf'r?y?'n)     m     conception, 
pregnancy. 


haries')  /•  a  thing 
torn  down,  ruin. 
Hp^n     (h»rJua'S-)    /    de 
struction. 
in  (hfrv'm);  D 
pr.n.m. 


citadel,      tower      [others: 
Hermon  or  Armenia]. 


pr.n.m. 

imp.  "D^n. 
(haro'B),  w.S.  "pirj  (hgrB^'h), 
fut.  D1.T,  D^pi,  p«.  D>-I, 
pt.  p.  w.  art.  Dl^nn,  to 
pull  down,  to  tear,  break, 
destroy.  —  Ni.  fut.  D1.T. 
to  be  pulled  down,  to  be 
destroyed.  —  Pi.  inf.  Dirj, 

fut.  Din;,  Pt.  qinp  to 

tear  down. 

Hn  (hg'rgfi)  m  destruction 

[others:    lion;    or  —  Din 

sun]. 

H  see  nD}  Hi. 
T!   see  1.1. 


«i  mountaineer. 

H  see  3^  Hi. 
ll^n    (h?s?'m)    pr.w.w.    [= 

Vfll 

^Dt^n  (h^mru'a-)  /  an 
nouncement. 


81 


see 


see 

nninnn  see  inn  s 
see  n^n  mh. 

see 


see 


PI.  fut. 

to  mock,  to  deride. 

brn,  bnn  see,  ^n  m. 

(hfO-9'l)    OT,    only   pi 
D  vrin  mockery,  derision. 


I   the    sixth   letter   of   the 
alphabet,    called    1J   [nail, 
hook];  as  a  numeral  =  6. 
I  >  !»  J  >  ^    conj.    and,    and 
therefore,  also,  then,  yet. 
|T]  (v5d$'n)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Arabia  [Aden?]. 
^Pl  (v?hf  b)  pr.w.  of  a  town 
near  the  river  Arnon. 
H   (v5v)    m,    only   pi.  D^ 
c.  ^  nail,  hook. 


guilty]. 


m  guilt  [or  adj. 


pr.n.m. 


[Persian]. 


and 


child  [ 


sian]. 


pr.n.m. 


.   [Per 


the  seventh  letter  of  the 

alphabet,  called  ^J.  [weap 
on];  as  a  numeral  =  7. 


wolf. 


pr.n.m. 


this,  that;  once  n 


to    present 


with. 


*Tlt 


pr.n.m. 

m  present,  gift. 


m,  p.  c. 

fly,    musquito;    1OJ 
Lord    of   the   flies,    Beel 
zebub. 


nvt 


'd)    and   -n;n 

(z&bbu'd)  pr.n.m. 

)  pr.n.f. 

it,   71T%  (z5bu'l)  m   hab 
itation,  dwelling-place. 


liji'n)  pr.w.m.  Zebulon. 


tmp. 

ro],  M  i-D]?,  p<  rni, 

pi.    DTI  3}     to     slaughter, 
kill,  sacrifice.  —  Pi.  H3!.  , 

inf.  rDi,   /id.  033;,   P«. 

0,3^9  >   -to     sacrifice     [re 
peatedly]. 

m,    i.p. 


Sp31  [once  flin^!]  slaugh 
tering,  sacrifice,  victim; 
meal,  repast. 

pr.n.m. 
pr.n.m. 


see 


In?')  pr.n./. 

i)  /w«.  «;.«.  ^3;: 

to  dwell  or  lie  with. 


see 

it8  (z'bu'l)  pr.n.m. 
$1  (z%$)  m  skin  of  grapes. 

*tt  (z?d)  adj.  [or  p£.  of  1^], 
pi.  DHl,  proud,  insolent, 
wanton,  wicked. 


pride. 

*I  (z^)  pron.  dem.  m,  w. 
art.  Pjfll,  this,  that,  such; 
pj'on.  rel.  m  who,  which; 
arfy.  here,  there;  !"TUp 
hence;  n-J.3  here. 


n't  (Z9)  =  n^t. 

int  (Zfh5'b)  w,  <?.  nn]  gold, 

shekel      of     gold;     gold- 
coloured  oil. 

DHT     (z^h^L'm)     Pi.     CHI    to 
make  loathsome. 


pr.n.m. 

"int  (z?b.^r) 

~inp  to  be  enlightened  or 
taught,  to  take  warning. 
—  Hi.  THjri  to  enlighten, 
to  teach,  to  warn;  to 

shine. 


m  brightness. 

Ttj  Vt  (zlv)  »i  brightness 
of  flowers;  mouth  of 
flowers  [May]. 

It  =  rri,  n^i. 

it  (zij)  prow.  (iem.  and  reZ. 
m  and  /  =  HI.  and  ntfl. 

l^lt    (zvb)    p/.  and   pt.  3}, 

/  nnir,  c.  nni,  /^.  ai|;  to 

flow,   to  flow  abundantly; 


an 


to  have  a  flux    of  blood; 
to  melt,  to  pine  away. 
Ill  (zpb)  in  monthly  courses  ; 
gonorrhoea. 

t  (zud)  [Tt]  to  seethe;  to 
be  proud,  arrogant.  —  Hi. 

^W,   M  Tt;,   TJJJ.  to 

cause  to  boil,  to  cook;  to 
act  proudly,  wickedly. 
^pt     (zuzj'm)     pr.n.m.    pi. 
tribe  of  gigantic  aborigines 
in  Palestine. 


pr.n.m. 
/•,    only    pi. 

)lJT  corner  [of  an  altar], 
corner-pillar. 

t  (zul)  pt.  h\  to  pour  out, 
to  lavish. 

ht  (zuir)  /,  e.  n^t,  w.». 

T1?^!    removal;   prep,    be 
sides,  except. 

ft  (zun)  Ho.  pt.  IpD  to  be 
well  fed. 


^|  (zo'a€)  to  move  oneself, 
to  tremble.  —  Pi.  pt.  V.l^lP 
to  agitate,  to  vex. 

$Y[  (z«v?Y)  f  terror, 
vexation. 

1^  (zur)  pf.  It  ,  j>J.  1-];  and 
nj    [or    from    11JJ,     /M«. 
[for 


H^IT]  to  press  together,  to 
press  out,  to  bind  up,  to 
crush,  to  squeeze;  to  re 
cede,  to  retreat,  to  turn 
away;  pt.  It  strange, 
stranger,  foreigner,  adult 
erous.  —  Ni.  1U  to  turn 
away.  —  Ho.  pt.  *$B  to 
be  estranged. 

HYr  (zurg')  arf;.  /  crushed 
[see  111]. 


«.  nr 


XH],   to  creep,    crawl;  to 
steal  off  timidly. 

ynt   (z^lgO-)  /  serpent, 
reptile      [in      the     pr.n. 

rtm  mi 

'll  (z?dp'n)  ac?;.   seething, 
swelling,  raging. 

T    (zfz)   m   fulness;    what 
moves  and  lives,  animal. 


to  be  displaced. 


I     (zif)   J31"-7*.  of  a  town 
in  Judah;  ^en«.  ''Sn. 


^T  see  pt. 

,  i.P.  nn, 
fi* 


rn,  ^.  DTP).,  olive-tree, 
olive,  olivc-brancli,  olive- 
oil;  DTlvin  "13  the  Mount 
of  Olives. 

n)  pr.n.m. 


transparent,     clear,    pure, 
innocent. 


SIS]'  to  be 
transparent,  clear,  pure, 
innocent.  —  Pi.  H1D1,  fut. 
•"I,?.!?  to  cleanse,  purify.  — 
Hith.  HDin  to  cleanse  one 
self. 


(s«$t?$r&)  /•  glass, 
ciystal. 


«.,  w/.s. 
JT^?J»  born  as  a  male, 
coll.  males. 


1  (zSkku'r);  5L 


TjlDT  (z5^?i'c^)  to  shine,  to 
be  bright,  pure.  —  Hi.  Tjl.H 
to  cleanse. 


DJ  (z«»'r)  tn/.  IDT.,  ID], 
imp.  "ID],  /u«.  13]?  to 
pierce;  to  impress  [on  the 
memory]  ,  to  remember, 
recollect,  mention.  —  Ni. 
-Dp,  fut.  W  to  be  re 
membered,  mentioned;  to 
be  born  as  a  male  [from 


~0!T].  —  Hi.  T?in,  inf. 
T3p,  MT?]15  j*.T2ia 
to  bring  to  remembrance, 
to  mention,  to  record  [p«. 
historiographer];  to  praise, 
to  offer  praise,  to  burn 
incense. 

1?J  («W*r)  m,  pi.  Dn.D], 
a  male  [of  men  and  ani 
mals],  man. 

"DT.  (zr*er),   1J11  (zfi'Wr)  «l, 

w.s.  <l^?\,  remembrance, 
memory;  memorial,  fame, 
praise. 

^r.n.m. 


and 

memorial,  re 
membrance  ,  record  ,  ac 
count;  memorable  saying; 
celebration. 

pr.n.w 
and 
pr.n.m. 


/  baseness. 
(zjlzjl'l)    w,    only  ^Z. 
D\a^l,  shoot,  twig. 

(z?i^l)  i?«.  ^11  to  be  a 
glutton,  to  squander,  to 
debauch;  to  be  mean, 
miserable,  despised.  —  Ni. 
/JJ  to  be  shaken,  to  quake. 
—  Hi.  ?$J  to  despise. 


3y:/>],  hot  wind,  heat. 


counsel;    evil  deed,  lewd- 
ness,  incest,  apostasy. 


pi  Dnb],  vine-twig,  shoot, 
branch. 


see 

l  (z&mzp'm)  pr.n.,  only 
pZ.  DM3JP1,  a  tribe  of 
gigantic  aborigines  in  the 
country  of  the  Ammonites. 
pJ  (z$mi'r)  m  vine-cutting. 

D]  (zhnfr)  m,   pi  n^O], 
song,  hymn,  song  of  praise 
or  triumph. 
n^pT   (z'mir?;')  pr.n.w 
DDT     (z^m&'m)     p/.     1.    sg 

>nppi    and   ^nipl, 
nlDi,  M.  DJ;,  pi.  ipu  [fo 

IB);],   p«.  Opt,   to   muse 

meditate,    think,    devise 

resolve,  plot. 
DJ5J    (z$m$'m)  m, 

plan,  plot. 
1PJ    (z^m&'a)  A*. 

be  appointed,  determined 

ID]    (rintfn)    m,    pi  D 
determined  time. 


DT  (z$m*'r)  to  cut  off,  to 
pinch  off  [vines].  —  At. 
fut.  ")p^  to  be  pruned.  — 
Pi.  ")»!,  tn/.  and  imp.  ipl, 
A»«.  ipl1!,  to  harp  on 
chords,  to  play,  sing, 
praise,  celebrate. 
"IDT  (z^'mgr)  m  an  unknown 

animal,  wild  goat,  gazelle 

or  antelope. 

HOT    (tfmitf)    and    n^t?l 

(zlmr?'«-)    /,     c.    nit?!,    pZ. 

ni"]Pl,  music,  song,  praise, 

object    of    praise,    choice 

things. 


,.    .    .     \ 

pr.n.m. 

|1  (z&n)  w,  pi.  Q^l)  species, 

sort,  kind. 
13]    (z$n&'b)    Pi.  33]    [from 

D^J.]    to    beat   or   destroy 

the  rear. 


nin:],  c.  nin^I,  tail,  end, 

stump;  something  mean. 

jt  (Z9nr)  in/:  n:;,  ni:], 
fut.  f  ryw,  ijpi,  JP«.  nM, 
/•nM,  Pz.  Q^f,  niM,  to 

fornicate,  to  whore,  to 
commit  adultery;  pt.  /  !"U1, 
HJit  harlot;  to  apostatise, 
to  commit  idolatry,  to 
have  intercourse  with  false 


86 


gods  or  foreigners.  —  Pu. 
PI3N  whoring  is  committed. 

-  m.    n:in,    inf.   w.s. 

^CVl'l?  ,  to  seduce  to 
whoredom,  to  commit  for 
nication. 

rttj  (z5n$'a$)  j^r.n.  of  two 
places. 

^3t  (z'nunj'm)  mfpl  whore- 
dom,  idolatry,  intercourse 
with  foreigners. 

TO]  (Z«n0'«-)  /,  pi.  DVIU], 
idolatry,  apostasy,  unfaith 
fulness. 

jj  (z*n&'e|)  /to.  mr  to 
reject  —  fit.  iy<Jp,  Q^JJ^J 
to  reject,  profane;  to  cause 
or  produce  stench;  to  be 
dried  up  [a  river]. 

£t  (z?n«/k)   Pi.  fut.  pJ];  tO 

leap  forth. 

^T  (z?V)  /,  c.  nyj.  sweat. 

$j  (zr^5-)  /[for  r^vj]] 

terror,  vexation. 


pr.n.m. 
(z*'fr)  m    a  little,    a 
trifle;  arfy.  a  little  while. 

]jn  (zrr^)  M.  ?]j?p  to  be 

extinguished. 


Q'omr),  fut.  D'yj 

to  be  irritated  or 


angry;  to  punish,  to  curse. 
At.   p«.    D^IJ     to    be 
angry,  black-browed. 


w.s.  ""P^l,    anger,    wrath, 
rage. 


to  be  angry,  to  look  sor 
rowful  or  sullen. 


«.     angry, 
irritated. 

1  (z»"W)  m,  «;.».  iBVl 
anger,  rage,  raging  [of  the 
sea]. 


PW,  M  pV]?,  to  cry, 
lament,  implore.  —  A». 
PfflJ,  M  P#C  to  be  called 
together,  to  assemble.  — 

fis.  m/.  p7ja,  tmp.  pvin, 

fut.  pV|l  to  cry;  to  call 
together. 

I?X  (•*"*)  «  and  Hgyi 
(z*'?k5f)  /,  c.  njpJJl  outcry, 
complaint,  lamentation. 


(z»r9'n)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  northern  Palestine. 


pitch. 

pt  (z?k)  m,  only  PZ.  D^] 
and  riljP^i,  fetter,  chain; 
burning  dart,  fiery  arrow- 


Iffl 


87 


]\$  (z&k$'n)  m  and  /,  c.  1p_], 
w.s.  iJj?]  chin,  beard. 

^p.t1  (z?k?'n)  /M«.  "jp.t1!,  to  be 
or  grow  old.  —  Hi.  fut. 
*Pp.}l  to  grow  old. 

^JP.T      (z?k?'n)     ad; .,    c.  ]p_], 


.       ' 


aged;   m  old  man,    elder, 
senator. 
]J2T  (zo'kgn)  m  old  age. 

ur)  /  and  D;;p] 

Z.  old  age. 

(zsk&'f)  p«.  P)5.t  to  lift 
up,  to  raise. 

pJ5t.  (z5k&'k)  Pi.  pp.!  to 
purify,  refine.  —  Pu.  ppj, 
p«.  pj^llp  to  be  purified, 
refined. 

It  (itr)  ad;.  [p«.  of  1^],  / 
"3l»  Pz-  D^i>  strange, 
alien,  foreign. 

"It    (z?r)   m   border,-  ledge, 

edge. 
KHt    (z?r5r)    m    something 

loathsome. 
:ftt    (Z5r^b)    Pu.   fut.    3.1T; 

to  be  made  to  flow  [others: 

to  be  heated]. 

pr.n.m. 


r.n.,     .p.       .T, 
brook  or  valley  in  Moab. 


F)    in/". 

^i,M^.r,^:.i/^-n^ 

to  scatter,  to  winnow.  — 
M.  inf.  niTH  to  be  scat 
tered.—  Pi.  rri!,  inf.  nn;, 
fut.  nir,  p«.  nj;t}  to 

scatter,  disperse;   to  win 

now,  sift.  —  PW.  npTt,  pt. 

nij  [for  nijp]  to  be 
strawn,  to  be  spread  out. 

and  w 


c.  ^*1]  the  arm,  the  lower 
arm,  shoulder  [of  animals]  ; 
strength,  power,  might, 
army;  violence;  help. 

*1*1,1  (z?r$'a«)  and  yn.\  (zf- 
ryV)  m>  pi.  D^Vi],  D^ni, 
things  sown,  garden  herbs. 

|^!"!1  (z&rzff)  m  heavy 
shower. 


m  girded. 

HIT  (z5r&^)  tn/.  0%  /w«. 
PHP  to  flash  up,  to  shine 
forth,  to  rise  [of  the  sun]  ; 
to  break  out,  to  grow  up, 
to  bloom. 


sun-rise. 
^"0  J.  (zg'r84)  pr.n.m.  ;  patron. 


(z?r$,'m)  to  wash  away. 
—  Po.  Djli  to  pour  out. 
Ht     (zg'rgm)    m,     t.p.    D^JT 
shower  of  rain,  flood,  hail 
storm. 

jD'lT    (zfrms')    /   emission 
[of  seed]. 

)    m/.  SHI,   tmj>. 


l  to  scatter,  to  strew 
seed,  to  sow,  to  plant.  — 
M.  VTp,  fut.  y.lP  to  be 
sown,  to  be  scattered,  to 
be  propagated.  —  Pu.  V(li 
to  be  sown.  —  Hi.  fut. 
01,  pt.  yn.12  to  yield 
seed;  to  conceive  seed. 


pi 


and 
w.t. 


sowing; 


seed,     corn,    crop;     issue, 
progeny,  posterity,  family, 


m,   only 
..,  vegetables. 


p]J*  to 
scatter,  strew,  sprinkle; 
intr.  to  be  sprinkled.  — 
Pu.  plj  to  be  sprinkled. 


to  sneeze. 

"01*   (z5rft'r)    p/.  pi   nj   [or 
from  *1H]  to  be  pressed  out. 

'  [Persian]. 

span  [others  : 
the  little  finger]. 

irVT  (zjttu');  Dfl 
inj.  [Persian] 
pr.n.m. 


HI  the  eighth  letter  of  the 
alphabet,  called  fVn  [fence]; 
as  a  numeral  =  8. 

2tn  (^pb)  TW,  w.s.  '21^  bosom. 

^50  (^51,5')  and  nnn,  imp. 
wi  pq  [for  nnq]  to  hide 
oneself.  —  M.  Nn^,  2.  sg. 

m  nxsn:,  m/.  ninn,  fut. 
Nnrr,  P«.  Pz.  D^^n;  to 

conceal     oneself,     to     be 


hidden;    to  step  back.  - 
Pu.  N3ri  to  hide  oneself. 

-  Hi.  tO^flJJ,  /M«.  N,3ri!l, 
to   hide,    conceal.  —   Ho. 
XSITin  (bombs')  to  be  hidden. 

-  'HUH.  Nnnon  to  hide 

or  conceal  oneself. 

?H    (*W*)  j*   3,3h    to 
loye,  to  cherish. 


pr.n.    of    a 

tributary  of  the  Euphrates. 

rrran  (^w)  and  n-jun 

fo&bbur?')  /  stripe,  wound. 

tain  fow't)  /w.  u?n:, 

p«.     tOSh     to    knock,     to 
strike,  to  beat  out.  —  Ni. 


fut. 


to  be  beaten  out. 


pr.n.m. 
m  a  hiding, 
covering,  tent,  hut. 

bin1  fowl)  M 

?2f^,  />«•  2>-  ^?0»  to 
to'  pledge.—  At.  M 
to  be  pledged.  —  Pi. 
fut.    ^3n;     to     labour    in 
childbirth,  to  bring  forth 
with  pain. 


i  to  act  perversely.  — 
Ni.  fut.   b>nn(V  to    be    in 
jured,     destroyed.    —    Pi 
inf.  bnn,  fut.  ^n;  to  in 
jure,    ravage,    destroy.  — 
Pu.  ^3ri  to  be  broken,  to 
be  diminished. 
^P  fo?'W)  m,  pi.  D^ 
c.   v^H     pain,     pains     of 
birth. 

fog'b.51)   m  Jonce    /•] 
c.         P    an 


,  cord,  rope,  line, 
snare  ;  measuring  -  line, 
portion  of  land,  district; 
troop,  band  of  men. 

i)    m   and  H^q 
r)  /  a  pledge. 
2LH  (^Ibb?'l)  m  rope,  cable 
[others:  mast  or  helm]. 

^fi  (^?M'i)  *n,  pZ.  c.  ^?n, 

sailor,  shipman,  coZZ.  crew. 


flower,  lily,  daffodil,  cro 
cus  or  meadow-saffron. 


k)  p«.  / 

to  embrace.  —  Pi.  inf.  p,50, 
/w<.  P.3D3  *°  embrace, 
clasp,  hug. 

in  (^Jbbv'k)  m  folding  of 
the  hands. 


pr.n.m. 

'r)  pt.  inn,  p«.  p. 

to  be  bound  together, 
to  be  united;  to  conjure, 
charm,  fascinate.  —  Pi. 
130,  ^f.  1,50,  fut.  inn] 
to  bind,  unite.  —  Pu.  "1,3D, 

M   inn],    w...    fii^n] 

(y^Qbr^r)  [or  for  Q. 
?ll?ni]>  to  De  joined,  to 
be  bound  together.  —  Hi. 
to  string  together, 


90 


to  compose.  —  Hith.  "I 
[once    "1,3110$$]     to     unite 
oneself. 


conjurer,  sorcerer. 
"DO  (<$*bb5'r)  m,  pZ. 
an  associate. 

"OH  (Wfr)  a^.,  pi. 
c.  ^n,  /  n-pq,  «. 

joined,    united;    associate, 
companion,  friend. 


community,  company,  so 
ciety;  spell,  charm,  en 
chantment. 


patr.  ^Pn. 


only  pZ.  ni"]2"pn,   stripe, 
streak. 


')    /"   society, 


company 

rron  see 


(eJ$br$'n)  pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Judah;  alsoj>r.n.m., 


see 


'rgfl-)  /  joining, 


junction. 

£n  (^ 

imp.  ^'^H,  fat.  ^ni  and 


to  bind  on,  to  wrap  round; 
to  bind  up  [a  wound], 
t^3h  surgeon;  to  saddle; 
to  cover,  envelop,  enclose; 
to  govern,  rule.  —  Pi.  B^Pl, 
pt.  Bfanp  to  bind  up,  to 
restrain.  —  Pu.  t^'3ri  to  be 
bound  up. 

l?D  (^5*?'*)  w,  only  pZ. 
D^nnq,  baked  things, 
pastry. 


m,  c.       , 

w.  art.  ^nn,  w.«.  ^n,  pi. 

DV!0,  c.  ^.H,  festival,  feast. 


fear,  trembling. 


}  pi.  D^q 
[eatable]  locust. 

pr.n.m. 


pr.n.m. 


inf. 


imp.  f 


uin;,  p«.  rrin  to  dance, 

to  move  in  a  procession, 
to  keep  a  festival;  to  reel. 
to  be  giddy. 


^Q,  ravine,  cleft. 


girded, 


91 


girdle. 


'P$   pi-  n|Jq,    girdle. 
apron. 


pr.n.«i. 


pt.  "IJn,  p«.  p.  l^n,  w.  ar«. 
"l^nn,  to  bind  about,  to 
gird,  to  put  on. 

T!  (t^d)  adj.,  /.Tin,  sharp. 
^H  (^d^'d)  /««.  in,!  to  be 

sharp;  to  be  quick.  —  Hi. 

fut.  1DJ.  to  sharpen.  —  flo. 

IH^rt  to  be  sharpened. 
^^n   (el)ada'd)  pr.n.m. 

nnn  (^  4?-)  M  inn  to  be 

glad,  to  rejoice.  —  Pi.  fut. 
T3B]  to  gladden,  to  cheer. 
u'd)  m,  only  ^Z. 
^H^^j  sharp  point. 

0  /  joy. 

r.n.    of    a 
town  in  Benjamin. 


.  interrog.  H  ^Pinn    t»/. 

'pz'.  7in, 
^ni,  'to 


cease,  to  leave  off;  to  ab 
stain,  refrain,  desist;  to 
quiet,  resign;  to  rest. 


ceasing,   failing,  forsaken, 
forbearing. 


resting-place  of  the  dead, 
grave. 


m  a  thorn,  thorn-bush. 

^  (^Wdfi'kfil)  j»r.n.,    the 
river  Tigris. 


to  enclose,  to  assault. 

^sr«r) 
c.  n 


^iTiq>  c.  \Tin  appart- 
ment,  chamber,  sleeping- 
room,  bride-chamber;  re 
cess,  inmost  part. 

M!T  1  -  ($Wr5'$)iw.n.,  either 
a  Syrian  king,  or  a  town 
and  district  near  Da 
mascus. 

^*[P)  ($5d&'§)  Pi.  tt^n, 
imp.  tfi^TQ,  fut.  ty'"ins  to 
renew,  restore.  -  -  Hith. 
B^!JDW  to  renew  oneself, 
to  make  oneself  young 
again. 


adj.,    w.  art. 


j,  new,  fresh,  young, 
renewed,  unusual;  unheard 
of  news;  new  sword. 

"Th    (djo'dgs)  m    [once  fl 

§9'),   pi. 

i'm),    w.  art. 

,  e.     'iri  (^Qd§r), 

new  moon,  day  of  the  new 
moon;  month. 

^"in  (e§$d§r)  pr.n.  of  a 
district  near  Lake  Gen- 
nezaret. 

H^n  (^tj\))  Pi.  n^n  to  make 
guilty. 

lln  (%ifo)  m  debt. 

("Din  (^o^>5')  pr.n.  of  a  place 

north  of  Damascus. 
^nl   ($tfc)  p/.  Jg,    to   de 

scribe  a  circle,  to  enclose. 

^in*  (^55)  m  circle,  horizon, 
the  vault  of  heaven. 


p/.    in,     imp. 

rriin,  /u«.  ^^n^,  to  propose 

a  riddle  or  a  parable. 

rnn  (&#)  «.  M  -no;, 

to  announce,  relate. 


(^aw5')  /,  pi.  n]n 

(^SLvvp'O-),   tent,  village  of 
nomads. 


"^D     ($&vv$')  pr.n.f.  of  the 
first  woman,  Eve  [=  life]. 


pr.n.rn. 

($<?'*$)  »»»  pi-  OT^1"1 

and  D'pJ!},  hook;  thorn, 
thorn-bush;  fissure,  cleft. 

^H  (^yt)  m  thread,  mea 
suring-line,  cord. 

0  ($M')  pr.n.m.  of  a 
Canaanitic  tribe,  Hivites. 

T^n  (^w  !>»••»•  of  a 

country  in  northern  Arabia. 


in  a  circle, 
to  whirl,  twist,  writhe;  to 
be  in  labour  [of  child 
birth];  to  be  afraid,  to 
tremble,  to  reel;  to  wait, 
hope;  to  revolve,  to  rage, 
to  assault,  to  be  strong  or 
pithy.  --  Pi.  ^Tn,  fut. 
?j?in>,  pt.  ^inp  to  dance 
in  a  circle;  to  bear  a 
child,  to  produce;  to  cause 
to  bring  forth;  to  hope, 
wait.  --  Pu.  Mjtn  to  be 
bora.  —  Hi.  ^nn,  fut. 
?TP  to  cause  to  tremble; 
to  twist,  shake,  tremble; 
to  wait  anxiously;  to  be 
in  labour.  —  Ho.  fut.  ^P1 


-in 


93 


to  be  born.  —  Hith.  ?.iniin 
to  writhe  with  pain;  to 
whirl  oneself;  to  wait, 
hope.  —  Hithpalp.  fut. 
S?P^3$  to  be  terrified, 
grieved. 

TI*  (jf^i)  pr.n.  of  an  Ara 
maean  district. 

m  sand. 

$vm)    ad;,    sunburnt, 
black. 

nwi  ow^)  [nsh]  /,  c. 
npln,    pz.    nisin,    du. 

DTTIDin,  enclosure,   wall; 
chaste  maiden. 
DTI     (<^fi)    j9«.    DH,     imp. 

nmn,  M  mn;  ,  on;,  DITI 

(v&yy5'S)yfi)  to  commiserate, 
to  pity,  to  spare. 

*]1n   [*]h]    (4?f)    m    coast, 
shore. 
DS^in   (flttfm)    [D^H]  pr. 


m,  w;.  loc.  H 

n,  pz.  ni^n, 

outside,  exterior,  street, 
lane,  field;  acto.  without, 
outside;  "pHp  from  with 
out  [opp.  rP3p];  except. 

bosom. 


'r)  /w.  t.p.  n^qx, 

to  be  white,  to  grow  pale. 


tin,  nin  See  in,  nh. 


1,  "in 


m  fine  white 


linen     or     cotton,     white 
cloth,  byssus. 

u"r)  m  hole,   prison. 

HT)  pr.n.m. 


pr.n.m.     — 

^H,  DTH. 

)    j>r.n.    of    a 

district  south  of  Damascus, 
Auranitis. 


imp.         ,  w«. 

'nni,  to  make 
haste,  to  flee,  to  hasten  to, 
pt.  p.  tt^n  hasty  ;  to  feel,  to 
be  affected.—  Hi.  fut.  tfp; 
to  cause  to  haste,  to  haste, 
to  flee,  to  do  quickly. 


pr.n.m. 

,  onh 

seal,  signet-ring. 


pr.n.m. 


bxjn, 

pr.n.m.  of  a  king  of  Syria. 

)  «•/.  ni]q,  imp. 


rnn 


rnn 


Hin,  pi.  D^n  to  split,  di 
vide;  to  see,  look,  behold, 
observe,  gaze;  to  select; 
to  prophesy. 

rnn  (  w-)  m,  c.  niq,  pi 

nljn.,  middle  part  or  breast 
of  animals. 

nth  faw)  m  [pt.  of  rnn], 

c.  rp.h,    a    seer,    prophet. 
astrologer;  covenant. 
ItH 


vision  ,     revelation  ,     pro 
phecy. 

rritn  (e^zrs-)  /-,  „.  ni]q, 

vision,  revelation. 

FlVtn  ($5zu'&)  /  appearance, 
conspicuousness;  vision, 
revelation;  covenant. 

^,trj  (eWz)  m,  c.  riq,  bolt, 

flash  of  lightning. 
'tn  (^azj'r)  w  swine,  boar. 
pr.n.m. 

in/- 

imp.  pm 
M  RID,?.,  p,]!T  to  be  bound 
fast,  to  be  attached;  to 
make  firm,  to  support, 
preserve;  to  be  firm, 
strong,  courageous;  to  con 
quer,  to  hold  fast.  —  Pi. 
pj.O,  inf.  and  imp.  pin, 


fut.  p).n]  to  bind  fast,  to 
gird;  to  make  firm,  to 
encourage;  to  strengthen, 
support;  to  harden,  ob 
durate.  —  m.  p^.pn  ,  inf. 

' 


pt.  p^lpP  to  make  firm, 
to  strengthen;  to  hold  fast, 
to  seize,  to  retain,  to  keep; 
to  be  strong,  firm;  to  be 
attached.  --  Hith.  pi.nr^n 
to  be  confirmed;  to  prove 
courageous,  valiant,  help 
ful. 


adj.,    w.  art. 

pinn,  pi.  D^pm,  c.  7]n, 

f  Hp^q  strong,  firm,  va 
liant;  sound,  powerful, 
violent,  hard. 

tn  (W'k)  adj.  -  piri. 


fzc     m,    w.s 
strength,  might,  help. 


Wzkv)  /,  e.  npjn, 

the  growing  strong, 
strength,  the  overcoming. 

^10  (^ozk?')  /"a  strengthen 
ing,  repairing;  force,  vio 
lence,  severity;  '^^105 
violently. 

n  (^zkf);  njpin  («z- 

klyy?')  and  ^pfn  (^z- 
klyy5'hiu)  [Hezekiah]  pr.n.m- 


nn 


95 


n,  w.s.  yin,  pi. 
c-  Tin  [==  nin]  hook, 

brooch,  ring. 

[')    m,    only    pi. 

^nq  =  ng. 


fut. 

pj.  D'xp'n,   /  nxurto 

fail,  to  miss;  to  sin,  to 
forfeit;  to  endanger.  —  Pi. 
Nttn,  fut.  XBD;  to  atone 
for,  to  expiate,  to  clear 
from  sin.  —  JR. 


p«.  K'pqff  to  miss, 
fail;  to  cause  to  sin,  to 
seduce,  to  make  guilty,  to 
condemn.  —  ffith.  NttHOn 
to  miss  one's  way  [from 
terror];  to  free  oneself 
from  sin. 


sinner,  penitent. 


sin,    transgression,    fault; 
punishment  of  sin. 
Xtpll     (<Wtf)    /     sin; 
sacrifice  for  sins. 

^n^tt^V)/  sin,  guilt, 
punishment. 


pi. 


fl>sbn,  sin,  transgression; 
sin-offering,  atonement. 


nph,  pi.  c.  \ntpn,  to  cut 

wood,  to  split.  —  Pu.  pt. 
SDrifc?  to  be  hewn,  sculp 
tured. 


')  /,  only  pt. 
party-coloured 
texture,  tapestry. 


wheat,  grain  of  wheat. 

8ee  x 


pr.n.m. 

"D,ttnN  (8Wm),  to  limit, 
restrain. 


fut.  ^prV!.,  to  snatch  away, 
to  rob. 


'     (^9'tSr)  w  shoot,  twig, 
rod. 


see  nxtsn. 


^?.  fTPn,  living,  alive, 
vigorous,  fresh,  raw,  run 
ning  [water];  in  exclama 
tions  and  oaths  ''Q  =  by 


irvn 


the  life  of,  as  one  lives; 
subst.  pi.  life,  livelihood, 
refreshment. 


fTl    pr.n.m. 

PITH  fefor)  /•,  w.8.  \nT,n, 

pZ.  nil'1?!,  riddle,  parable, 
proverb,  oracle;  song;  in 
trigue. 
PlTl  (£f,5y?')  p/.  3.  *gr.  also 

S0,  »n/.  n;n,  niTt,  imp. 

™,  M  TO,  TC,  TO, 

t.p.  <>n^_.  to  live,  to  exist, 
to  enjoy  life;  to  live  anew, 
to  recover,  to  be  well.  — 

pi.  rrn,  inf.  rrpn,  imp. 


to  make  alive,  to  enliven, 
to  animate,  to  quicken; 
to  preserve,  to  refresh,  to 
rebuild.  —  Hi.  nTH,  inf. 
n?.Dpj  ^?HP»  *°  preserve 
in  life,  to  restore  to  life. 


living,  vigorous. 


and 


living       being,       animal, 
beast;  life. 

Jj*    (^^yy?')    /    crowd, 
band,  troop. 

Vn  (^Syyv'S-)  /  life,  life 
time. 

see  ^n. 


"2    (djil)    m    pain,    pang, 
trembling. 

m,    i.p.  ^>TI,  c. 

w.s.  l/sn,  pi. 

'^Cl,     c.     X^H,     power, 
strength,  valour;   military 
force,   army;   wealth;   vir 
tue,  honesty. 
>Tl  see  ^H. 

^D    ($?l$'m)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Syria. 

•^P  (^U?'n)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Judah. 

^n  (^}D)  m  beauty,  grace. 
m  wall. 


outer,  exterior,  civil  [opp. 
sacred]. 

^O'  pD  ($?k)  »»  bosom, 
lap;  inside,  hollow,  en 
closed  part. 

Ir^)  pr.n.m. 


'm)  pr.n.m.  of  a 
king  of  Tyre. 

Tl1  ($Is)  =  ^H,  imp. 
n^H,  to  hasten. 

in8  ($J§)  w  haste;  ady. 
hastily,  swiftly. 

nin  see  n;n'. 


97 


^n,  palate,  cavity  of  th 
mouth. 

^n  (^^r)  ?*.  HDH,  P/. 

\3h,  to  wait  for,  to  hope 


-  Pi.  nsn,  fut.  n^n],  Pt 


snp  to  wait  for,  to  hope 
to  expect,  to  long  for,  tc 
tarry. 

/hook,  angle 

5')  pr.n.  of   £ 
hill  near  the  desert  of  Siph 


adj.,     e. 
'??D,  darkling,  dim. 

u'O-)  /  dark 


ening  [of  the  eye],  drunken 
ness. 


D.^,  to  be  wise,  in 
telligent,  prudent;  to  be 
come  wise.  —  Pi.  fut.  DSIT 
to  make  wise,  to  teach.  — 

pu.    Pt.    qsri      to    be 


cunning,  clever.  —  Hi.  pt. 
to  make  wise.  - 


ri  to  think  one 


Eith. 

self  wise,  to  show  oneself 

wise. 

adj.,  c. 


iVippn,  wise,  intelligent, 
prudent,experienced,clever; 
subst.  a  wise  man,  philo 
sopher,  magician. 

'"I???  Owm*)  f,  c.  n^n, 

wisdom,  knowledge,  ex 
perience,  intelligence,  in 
sight,  judgment. 


wisdom. 


pr.n.m. 
.)       and 
mo'-fr)    /    [sg.] 


m  outer 
fortification,  bulwark,  wall, 
rampart. 


holy. 


ad/,  profane,  un 


r)  /rust. 
V)  p-.n./ 

m,     w.    art. 
??/?»  «•  nq,  milk. 
and 


marrow,  best  part. 


town  in  Asher. 


.    of    a 


'n)    j3r.w.    of    a 
place  near  Damascus. 

PrTVD  teSib'n*')  /a  strong- 
smelling  resin. 


Hebrew-English. 


98 


w.8.  *JJ75:i    life,    lifetime; 
world,  woiidliness. 

_?h  (^5rig4)  m  mole  [others: 
weazel]. 


l>r.n.w. 

m/.  ni^n, 


to  be  languid,  weak,  ill. 
to  be  sick,  to  suffer,  to  be 
pained.  --  Ni.  f^Qjli  pt- 
f  H^rjlJ  to  become  sick,  to 
be  incurable,  to  be  grieved. 

-  Pi.  n^n,   inf.  ni^n, 

imp.  "7H,  fut.  7p*l,  to  make 
ill  or  sick;  to  flatter,  to 
implore.—  Pu.  !T?p  to  be 
come  weak  or  sick.  —  Hi. 
\7.D£J  [for  H^pn,  or  for 
N^pn.  from  N^H]  to  make 
sick,  to  show  sickness.  — 
Ho.  H^pn  (hS'djoif1)  to  be 
wounded.  Hith.  inf. 

nl?nipn,  imp.  /pipn,  fut. 

?j!W*.l>  to  become  sick,  to 
feign  oneself  sick. 

n?n  ($8ur)  /,  c.  n^n,  Pi 

Jl^n,  cake  [for  offering]. 


dream. 


m  and  /",  pi 


•   -L  «-L«_ 

and  Pi  u  iTn.  c.  ,i'?O, 

hole,  window. 

'n)  pr.n.  of  towns. 

n)  pr.n.m. 

'y)  m  window- 
work    [others:    a$.    with 
many  windows]. 
ppn  (ciaip'f)  m  destitution, 
orphanage. 

'vG  (^imi&'k)  adj.,  pi  c. 

""JP.Fn.  smooth. 

;')  f  defeat. 
LJ  see  77" 


or  district  in  Mesopotamia. 
pr.n  of   a 


town  in  Judah. 


)  f  trem 
bling,  anguish,  pain. 


to  ascertain,  to  take  for  an 
omen. 


ornament. 


.w.  of  a  town 


in  Asher. 


'i.p.     n,  w/.s.  i^n 

pi  D7?n,  w.*:  W,?|n,  sick 
ness,  illness,  suffering. 


99 


something    hollowed    out 
pipe,  flute. 


ad/,  profane 

adv.  H?n,   H^n  far  b 
it!  God  forbid! 


m'D?q,  change,  alteration 
garment  for  changing 
festal  dress;  exchange  o 
soldiers,  relief. 


pq,  spoils,  armour 


e'l'kr)    adj.,     i.p 
j>|.    D^JJfl    [from 
'3?D]  unfortunate,  wretched 


to  be  pierced,  perforated. 

-  PO.  Pt.  f  hj$rijp  to 

pierce,    wound.  --   A".  p£. 
pi.  D7/>np   [from  W>n>] 
to   play    on   the  flute.  - 
Pw.  j9«.  ^|lJ9   and  -^Inp 
to  be  pierced,  perforated. 


*-P-    ,0"  to  ^e  profaned,  to 
be  defiled.—  P«.  ^n    »„/. 

^n.  ^.^.  i^n,  /•««.  7^ 

to  profane,  defile,  pollute, 
prostitute;  to^make  common. 
-  Hi.  fut.  br\l  to    loose, 
break,  profane. 


)mnn,  i.sg. 
[pl?rip,  3.  »«.  ^nn,  «,/•. 
- 


rH-,  to  begin,  to  open, 
jt'l)  m  [or  adj.].  w. 

c-  XfO^  pierced, 
killed,  slain;  /  n^JPj  pro 
stitute. 


!>*•  R/?H,  to  be  strong;  to 
dream.  —  Hi.  fut.  D^P),., 
pt.  pi  Q^qft.  to  make 
sound  or  strong;  to  cause 
to  dream. 

n)  pr.n.m. 


the 

white   of  an   egg,  insipid 
food. 


,  hard  stone,  flint, 


'f)  in/-  Hq,  /trf. 
f^-j    to  glide  along,  to 
move  past,  to  pass  away, 
to  hasten  past,  to  pass  on  ; 
to     transgress;     to     pass 
through,     to    pierce;     to 
change;     to     shoot    forth, 
to    grow    up.    -  -    Pi.  fui. 
£D5  to  change  [clothes], 
Hi.  ^pH,  fut.  *pj?!T, 
AlJIU  to  change,  exchange, 
alter,  substitute,  renew. 
7* 


100 


(dK'K'f)    m    exchange; 
adv.  instead  of. 


W)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Naphtali. 

(WB)  fut.  ffe, 
pt.  p.  fij?n,  to  draw  off. 
to  draw  out,  to  withdraw. 

-  Ni.   fut.    $$    to    be 
drawn  out,  to  be  delivered. 

-  Pi:  tfb,  imp.  n^n, 

fut.  y,£n?  to  draw  out,  to 
extricate  or  deliver;  to  rob. 

(WB)  fut.  f^ni  to 

equip,   to  make  ready  for 
battle;  pt.  p.  "p/H  warrior. 

-  Ni.   fut.    f^lT    to    be 
equipped,   to  ^arm   oneself. 
—  Hi.  fut.  f^tln,  to  ai>m: 
to  make  strong. 


pr.n.m. 


loins,  hips. 

P.5C'1  (e^51*'k)  to  De  smooth; 
to  be  hypocritical.  —  Hi. 


p^Hft  to  make  smooth 
to  make  the  tongue  smooth, 
to  flatter. 

^~2  ($5i&'k)  fut.  pftj.1  to 
spoil,  plunder;  to  divide 
distribute;  to  divide  into 
shares.  —  Ni.  fut.  pi?rP.  to 


be  divided,  to  be  parted; 
to  be  allotted;  to  be 
formed  into  divisions.  — 
Pi.  p^H,  inf.  p(^n,  w.s. 
DjPJpn,  fut.  $n]  to  divide, 
distribute,  allot;  to  scatter. 
—  Pu.  p^ri  to  be  divided 
out.  —  Hi.'  inf.  fhrh_  [for 
p^Qp?]  to  take  one's 
share.  —  Hith.  p^HOH  to 
divide  among  themselves. 


adj.,    w.  art. 

p,nn,  smooth,  bald,  bare; 
hypocritical,  lying;  flpl. 
nlp^H  flattering  words, 
hypocrisy. 


,  w.s.  7., 

pi.  D^jq,  c.  »p.?q  share, 
portion,  lot.  inheritance, 
piece  of  laud. 

^n*  ($nsk)  m  smoothness, 
flattery. 


share,  piece  of  land. 

and  njp^q 

/,  pi  nlpj'q  and 
%7q,  flattery,  promise. 


pr.n.m. 


101 


q,   slippery  places. 
flattering  speech,  cunning. 

kro-)  or  njpjpn 

'ft)  pr.n.  of    a    town 
in  Asher. 


<r.  ff/Qt  to  be  weak. 
feeble;  to  prostrate,  to 
overthrow. 

^?D  ($&ll?'S)  m  weak, 
feeble. 


d¥m     m 

father-in-law. 

DH     (et)3m)  adj.  warm,  hot. 
On     (e|5m)  pr.n.m.  of  a  son 

of   Noah;    Egyptians    and 

Ethiopians. 

^m)  m  warmth,  heat. 

see 


curds,  cream,  butter. 


n,  to  de 
sire.  covet,  long  for.  pt.  p. 
desirable,  costly.  —  M'.  pt. 


desirable,  costly,  precious. 
—  Pi.l^n  to  feel  delight.' 


$Wd)   m    pleasant 
ness,  loveliness. 


desire,      wish,       longing; 


object  of  desire;  loveliness, 
delight. 
TDn  see  "T»n  p«.  p. 

pr.n.m. 


*mm5')  /,  w.*.  rian, 

warmth,  heat;  sun. 


)  /,  c.  npq, 
w.s.  ^nan,  p^.  nlpn,  nbri, 

warmth,       heat,       anger, 
wrath;  prison. 


=  nx^n. 


*.  violent; 


robber. 


of   f3l-Q,    c.  ^oq,    deep 
red,  purple. 


pZ.    Dnq,     [male]    ass; 
heap,  load  ==  "l£h. 

Q2    (^amo'r)  pr.n.m. 


heap. 


mother-in-law. 

h    ($?'mgt)  m  lizard. 

^ymt5')   pr.n.   of    a 
place  in  Judah. 


102 


adj.  salted; 
salted    pro 


vender. 


rPfBtoq,     num.    the     fifth, 
the  fifth  part. 

bpn  (^amri)  M  ^pn:,  to 

be  mild,  compassionate,  to 
pity;  to  spare,  forbear. 

nbpn  (e^mir)  /,  c.  n^n, 

pity,  compassion. 
Dpn      ($5m*'m),     ;>/.     DPI, 

in/.  DDq,  D&n,  Dh,M  on;, 

DrPJ.  (v&yy5'$Qm),  DJT  [pi. 
'.Dp.U,  Pern-  from  DPr]5  to 
burn,  to  glow.  —  Pi.  fut. 
D!3rP  to  warm,  to  hatch. 
-  Hith.  fut.  DDDP*  to 
warm  oneself. 


'n)    m,    only  pi. 
^Dn  sun-pillars,  idols  of 
Baal. 


to    oppress,     to    be    bold, 
violent,  to  hurt,  to  over 
throw,    to    tear   down.  - 
Ni.   D£ry    to    be    treated 
violently,  to  be  disgraced. 


pi!.  D^Dtpn  violence,  op- 
pression,wickedness,wrong; 
unrighteous  gain. 


pn1  (^5ra?'B)  in/,  ns 


^Ittn  to  be  sharp,  sour. 
salted,  to  be  leavened;  to 
be  deep  red  or  purple;  to 
be  violent.  -  -  Hith.  fut. 
Y$r\W  to  be  excited,  to 
be  bitterly  moved. 

pna  ($fm?'B)  m  anything 
fermented  or  leavened 
[ill-gotten  wealth]. 

h  (d|o'mgB)  m  vinegar. 

'k)  to  turn  about, 
to  go  away.  —  Hith.  fut. 

2.  fipi.  Vp.^non    to   go 

about,  to  rove  about. 

ipn1    (^m$'r)M"l»^.  to 

ferment,      seethe,      foam, 

boil   up,    swell.  —  Poalal 

"lp"|2Q   to  bubble  up,  to 

burn. 

Ipn8      (^m^L'r)     fut.     w.s. 

n^riPI  to  pitch,  to  cover 

with  bitumen. 

pH    (^?m5'r)    m    bitumen. 

asphalt. 

'm^r)  m  wine. 
tp       (e^o'ra^r)    »n    heap;    a 
dry  measure  =  10  I"Q  or 
nS^N;   clay,  loam,  mortar. 
nbn     (^amorg;')     /,     du. 

D.-'nibq,  see  n 


103 


)W§)  to  gird  the 
loins,  to  make  ready  for 
battle;  pt.  p.  pi.  D'Btoq 
equipped,  well  armed. 
warriors. 


(Dame's)    num.    f,    c. 


tP'pq,  five.  —  denom.  Pi. 
Btori  to  fifth,  to  take  the 
fifth  part. 

^Dh1  ($9'mgs)  m  the  fifth 
part  as  a  'tax  or  tribute. 

f?ft8  (^9'mfiS)  «»  abdomen, 
paunch. 

tston  (^amjgg5')  nwm.  m? 

c.  n^pq,  five. 

eijamigsi')  or  \B^&q 

mjsj')  num.  m,  /rPBtoq,' 
q    the  fifth;    /  the 

fifth  part. 

^pH     (^amjggi'm)     num, 

pi,  c.  ^'Pq,  fifty. 
pn    ($?mg&)  m,    c.   nDp, 

leather-bag,  skin-bottle. 
HJjn    (^am?'5.)  pr.n.    of    a 

city  in  Syria;  gent.  ""ppq. 
TOn  (^jmmys-)  and  niDH 

($$,mmp'i>)  pr.n.  of  a  town 

in  Naphtali. 

H   (^fn)  m,  w.s.  i3n  favour, 

kindness,  grace,  loveliness, 

charm,  preciousness. 

pr.n.m. 


n;,  w.».  «tfi,  pz.  D#n, 

/  nypl  to  bend  down,  to 
incline;  to  encamp,  settle, 
dwell;  to  encamp  against, 
to  besiege,  to  defend. 

te*nnr)    /,    only  ^. 
compassion,  grace. 


pr.n.m 

P^n  (^ 
merciful. 


gracous, 


/,    only   PZ. 
jjq,  vault,  cell,  prison. 

't)  in/-  OlJq,  /M«. 
^DJ.,    to  spice,   to  ripen; 
to  embalm. 


(^anyU'm)    mipl    act 
of  embalming. 


/«  initiated, 


trained,  skilled. 


favour. 


mercy) 


z.  nirvj 


and   Dsri^q,  spear,  lance. 


mp.         ,     rf. 

T]  jq,"!.,  to  initiate,  teach  ;  to 
dedicate,  consecrate. 


104 


D?n   (e$an§kk$')  f  dedica 
tion. 


'm)  adv.  gratuit 
ously;  in  vain;  without 
cause. 

)  pr.n.m. 


?£jq,  hail,  hailstones. 
T!    (oss^n)  m/.  ftl}.   nlJH, 


nW),  ^jn),  to 

be  inclined,  favourable. 
kind,  gracious,  to  pity,  to 
have  mercy,  to  bestow.  — 
JVt.  IpJ  to  be  pitied,  to 
complain.  —  Pi.  I^H,  fut. 
"j-JiPII  to  be  favourable,  to 
pity;  IJ.ri,  /irf.  ^n)  to  make 
lovely.'—  Ho.  JJJ,  M-  ] 
to  be  pitied,  to  be  fa 
voured.  —  Hith.  pf.  and 
in/".  1?}.OPn  to  implore,  to 
seek  mercy. 


hij)  pr.n.m. 

iJn  (^^ne'fi)  pr.n.  of  a  city 
in  middle  Egypt  [Heracleo- 
polis]. 


fut.  ^iqj1..,  to  be  wicked, 
to  sin;  to  be  desecrated, 
unclean;  tr.  to  profane,  to 
pollute.  —  Hi.  ^Dft,  fut- 
5l'^ni'-  to  profane,  pollute; 
to  seduce. 

"]p.^  (&)fn?'f)  wi  [ad?-]?  pl-  c- 
"'DJP! ,  profane ,  wicked, 
hypocrite. 

f)   m    and    HS^q 
,')   /,    impiety,   god- 
lessness. 

^H  (^an$,'k)  M.  fut.  pprP., 
to  strangle  or  hang  one 
self. — Pi.  p3.Pl  to  strangle. 

a  town  in  Zebulon. 


"in 


i  non  to 


insult,  reproach. 

^fi*r^) 

to     show    oneself 


kind. 


t^.s  1"PD,  pZ.  DHCq,  e. 
Hpn,  love,  kindness,  bene 
volence,  good-will,  favour, 
benefit,  mercy,  grace, 
piety;  beauty. 
pn2  (gjg'figd)  m  reproach, 
shame,  disgrace. 


105 


Hpn    (ew)    inf.  nloq, 

imp.  pi    IDE,     fut.   nDH}, 

^«.  noh,  pj.  crpn,  to  flee. 

to  take  refuge;  to  trust. 
PlDh 


pr.n.m. 

or  Ibn    (eWn)    adj. 
strong,  mighty. 

TVlpn  (eW&)  /  refuge. 
refuge-seeking. 

TOP  (^afii'd)  adj.,  pi 
D^TDn,  kind,  benevolent. 
gracious;  pious,  good. 

Tpn  ($afijd?')  f  stork. 
H    ($$e>l1)    m,     w.    art. 
,  a  species  of  locust. 
i'n)  adj.  mighty. 


to  eat  off. 
DDn     (^DH'm)    fut. 
to  bar,  stop;  to  muzzle. 

Ipn  (wn)  M.  /te.  pp;., 

to  be  laid  up. 

see    lDri. 


w     treasure. 
wealth,  riches,  might. 


to  be   made   scaly,    to  be 
scaly  [fine]. 

inf. 

Z.  nPOl,    to 
decrease,  to  be  diminished, 


to  fail;  to  want,  lack.  — 
Pi.  fut.  "ID.n?  to  make  less, 
to  cause  to  want.  —  Hi. 
TD.nn.  fut.  T.PDl,  to  cause 
to  fail;  to  want,  to  suffer. 


r)  adj.,  c.  "IDH 
deficient,  wanting,  lacking; 
m  lack  of  understanding. 

Ipn      (^g'Bgr)      m     want, 
poverty. 

=  ion. 


'n)  m  deficiency, 
want. 

^H     ($$*)    adj.    pure,    in 
nocent. 

S]h  see  ?]1n. 

«sn  (^515')  PI.  M  xgrr 

to  do  secretly. 

nsn  (^f9-)  Pf.  ^.  ^sn  to 

cover,  to  veil.  —  Ni.  H 
to  be  covered.  —  Pi. 
/w<-  *]£?!  to  overlay.  —  PM. 
nsri  to  be  protected. 

HSn1  (^$pp?')  /  covering, 
tent,  canopy,  bride-chamber. 

pr.n.m. 


),  /M«.  12H1,  to  leap, 
to  start,  to  be  startled.  — 
JV».  t.in^,  inf.  IDFin,  fut. 


100 


IDni.,  pt.  *£0;3  to  be  afraid, 
to  be  anxious,  to  flee. 

($lPP5z9'n)    m   hasty 


flight, 


pr.n.m. 
*]5pn    (eJjp'fgn)    m,    only    du. 


n,  fist. 


to 
cover,  to  protect. 

inf.  f  pp,  M 
VPD1,  ^BHJ  to  find  plea 
sure  in,  to  have  an  af 
fection  to,  to  delight  in, 
to  desire,  to  choose;  tr.  to 
bend,  to  bow. 

adj.,     pi. 


taking  pleasure  in,  liking, 
willing. 


,  plea 

sure,  delight,  wish,  desire; 
matter,    business,  pursuit. 

-ba'h)  jpr.ro/. 


1  to  dig,  to  dig  into; 
to  paw  ;  to  search  out,  ex 
plore,  spy. 

(^5ff'r)     fut.     1OT, 
t,ini,     to     turn    red,     to 


blush,    to  be   ashamed,   to 
be     disappointed.    —    Hi 


TDnn,    fut.  TBH1,   to  be 
ashamed;  to  cause  shame. 


pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  southern  Palestine; 
pr.n.m. 


pr.n.  of 
a  place  in  Issachar. 


")  pr.n.w.  of  an 
Egyptian  king.  •> 


only 


BIDq    [to  be 


read  for  ni"]g 


,  rat, 


mole. 


i,  to 

search,   scrutinize,    devise. 
—  M.  ^IH.^  to  be  searched 

out.—  Pi.  frB.n.  /u«.  ^B.n;, 

to   search,    examine,    seek 

out.  —  Pu.pt.  fr3ri!!p  to  be 

devised;    to  be  concealed. 

-  Hith.   t^Enon    to    dis 


guise  oneself. 


device,  plan. 
to 


be  set  free. 


(<f$fsF)  couch. 


')  /  freedom. 


release. 


107 


sickness;  'H 


hospital. 


n,     released,     freed, 
free,  exempt  from  taxes. 


c.  sXn ,  arrow, 
lightning;  punishment, 
plague,  wound;  point  of 
a  spear. 


PZ.  D'pS'n,  to  cut,  hew, 
split;  to  slay,  kill.  —  Ni. 
2,3ry  to  be  engraven.  — 
pw.  33PI  to  be  hewn  out.  — 
HI  pt.  ''f  rmnS  to  slay, 
to  destroy. 


to  split,  divide,  to 
halve.  —  Ni.  fat.  !"$rP  to 
be  divided,  halved. 

Tten      ($?B$'r)      pr.n.     of 
Canaanitish  towns. 

^n  (^BP'^)  /•,  e. 

middle,  half. 


,  middle,  half;  arrow 


pr.n.  of  a  place. 


grass;  leek. 


m,  c.  , 

c-  "i^H,  and 
'B3n)  m,  w.i.  V-^0 
bosom,  lap;  battle- 

tB*'B)  pt.  v,»n  to 

divide,  to  form  into  ranks 


axe. 


or  bands.  —  Pi  pt.  V.SD? 
to  divide  booty  or  to  shoot 
arrows.  —  Pu.  y^D  to  be 
cut  off,  shortened. 

wi  fragment, 


small    stone,    gravel 


t$- 

m?i'r)  pr.w.   of  a  place    in 
Judah  [afterwards  H:}  1^]. 


q,  trumpet. 

Pi.  pt.  "IJBD? 


to  blow  the  trumpet. 
IJin   (c^^Be'r)   ?n   and  /,   w. 

art.  ii?nn,   e.  "ijq,  j>z. 


c.  Hi"]?n,  enclosure,  fence, 
enclosed  camp,  village; 
court,  yard;  many  geo 
graphical  names  are  com 
pounded  with  "IJgq. 


town;  pr.n.m. 


108 


($aBero'&)  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  the  desert. 

y)  pr.n.m. 


of  an  Arabian   tribe    and 
district  [Hadramaut]. 

n  see  pTl. 


TO,  c. 


.s. 


statute,  regulation,  law, 
custom;  decree;  share, 
task,  term,  limit,  boundary. 

jPIl   (e^aka)  PM.  pt.   H^nt? 

to  be  engraved,  carved.— 
Hith.  fut.  nj2.nn?  to  set 
limits. 


law,     statute. 


custom. 


mp.  w.s. 
,  ppn  to  cut,  to 

engrave,  to  inscribe,  trace; 
to  establish,  ordain,  pre 
scribe.  -  -  Pi.  pt.  pphJp, 
pi-  c-  ""ii^.pn,  to  decree, 
ordain;  pt.  leader,  ruler, 
lawgiver;  sceptre.  —  Pu. 
pt.  p|pTnp  what  is  ordained, 
law.  —  Ho.  fut.  pn?  to  be 
engraved. 


(e^ukko'k)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Naphtali. 
*!p_H  (^5krr)  inf.  1^0,  imp. 
w.s.  '•ripn  (^Qkrc'nij,  fut. 
"IpDl  to  search  out,  ex 
plore,  examine,  spy  out. 
—  A7i.  "lp_n.J  to  be  searched 
out,  to  be  ascertained.  — 
Pi.  1j5.Pl  to  find  out. 


m,  P;.  c.  npn, 

searching  out,  examination, 
meditation,  deliberation; 
"Ipn  "pX  unsearchable,  un 
fathomable,  mystery. 
"in1  (^or)  TO,  only  pi.  D^PI, 
Dnln  the  free,  the  noble'. 

in2,  Tin  [also  in]  ($?r) 

m  hole,  opening,  breach. 

4^")n  (^g'rg)   m>    only  p?.  c. 

^ID  excrements,  dung. 


/M«.  3,15,1..  to  dry  up,  to 
become  or  be  dry;  to  be 
stupefied.  —  Pu.  3l'n  to 
be  dried.  —  Hi.  ^Ipn,  pt. 
to  dry  up." 


3,10,1..,  to  be  devastated, 
to  be  desolate  or  waste; 
tr.  to  destroy,  to  lay  waste. 
-  Ni.  3,im  to  be  laid 
waste;  to  fight  with  one 
another.—  Hi.  3n.nO,  fut. 


inn 


109 


nnrv_,  pt.  nnqp  to  lay 

waste,  to  destroy.  —  Ho. 
2inn  (hQ'el)°rCv'b)  to  be  de 
solated,  destroyed. 


dry. 

nn*     (^5rc'b)     adj.,     flpl. 
iinq,  waste,  desolated. 

n    (e^'reb)    /,    t>  inn, 

w.s.  'inn,  _pz.  niinq,   c. 

niinri  sword,  knife. 

nh1   (ef)o'rgb)    m    dryness, 

drought. 

nh9  ($?'rgb)  m  desolation, 

destruction. 


prfb)  pr.n.  of  a  top 
of  Sinai. 


dry  country,  desert. 


c.  Dili"]!!  desolation,  ruin. 

i^n  (e^'r^br)  /  dryness, 
dry  land. 

l"Ti  (^ar5bo'n)  m,  pi  c. 
"0.1  HID,  heat,  drought. 

5*Q"]n    (e^rbpnr)    pr.n.m. 

[Persian]. 

T\    (e^^r^)    fut.  ^in,l,    to 

tremble,  to  flee  trembling. 

^nn  (^^rgo'l)  m  a  species 
of  locust. 


nn  (iijjra'd)  fut.  "r.in?,  to 

tremble,  to  be  afraid,  to 
be  anxious,  to  come  with 
trepidation.  —  Hi.  "P^D/H, 
j>«.  T^.nsD  to  frighten, 
terrify. 

in  (^r?'d)  adj.,  pi  D'lTO., 
trembling,  fearful,  anxious, 
reverent. 

inn,  linn  (^arp'd)  pr.n. 

of  a  fountain  and  place 
near  Jezreel;  gent.  ^D- 


iq  terror,  fear,  con 
sternation  ,  care  ,  careful 
service. 

nnnn2  (^ar^d?')  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  the  wilderness. 

Pnn  (^rr)  inf.  nin,  n^q, 
M  nin:;v,  nn^.,  inu  to 

burn,  to  glow  with  anger. 
-  M.  pt.  pi.  Q'in:Jv  to  be 
angry,  incensed.  —  Tiph. 
[Pi.]  niqri]  to  be  zealous, 
to  rival.  —  Hi.  Hinr],  fut. 
"ID.11  to  cause  to  burn,  to 
kindle  anger;  to  act  zeal 
ously.  --  Hith.  fut.  iniV 
to  grow  indignant. 

hay5r)  pr.n.m. 

see  -n. 


string  of  pearls  or  corals. 


no 


Din 


thorn,  nettle. 


pr.n. 


pi.  DTJ/nn.,  heat,  anger;  a 
combustible  or  burning 
thing  [dry  wood]. 

pr.n.    of    a 

place;  gent.  ^in. 

^  r.n.  of 
a  town  in  Moab. 

in1  (e^ru'B)  adj.  sharp, 
pointed,  zealous,  in 
dustrious;  m  thrashing- 
sledge. 

( d^f ri^'B )  m  ditch, 
incision;  decision,  judg 
ment. 

m  gold. 
pr.n.m. 


)  m   inflam 
mation,  fever. 

m  chisel,  style 


[for  engraving],  character. 


(e^rto'm)  m,  only  pZ. 

' 


tpin,  c.  ^PID  scribe, 
writer  of  hieroglyphics, 
Egyptian  sage. 

Q  see 


($°rjf)  »n  heat,  anger. 

'T!^1  (^5ri')  «n  white  or  fine 
bread. 

H8  (^prf)  pr.n.,  pi.  D^h 
[troglodyte]  a  people  in 
Mount  Seir. 


pocket,  bag,  purse. 


»,  only  ^Z.  c. 
^.^0}  slice,  piece;  thrash 
ing-sledge. 


act   and 


time  of  ploughing. 


^"iq  silent,  still,  sultry. 

.'$)  /w£.  ^q,!,  to 
roast  [others:  to  scare  up]. 


lattice,  window-lattice. 

H  see 


qX,  Q.inil  to  dedicate, 
devote,  curse,  destroy.  — 
Ho.  fut.  DjTjT 
to  be  doomed,  exter 
minated. 


,'m)   to    cut,    to 

split;  pt.  p.  nnn,  Din 


111 


flat-nosed  [others:   with  a 
split  or  pierced  nose]. 
^n  (^fre'm)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Naphtali. 

pr-n.m. 
)    [once 

w.s.  wn,  pi. 

curse  ,  extermination  ,  a 
thing  or  person  devoted 
to  destruction;  net,  en 
ticement. 

PlD"]n   (dorms')    pr.n.   of    a 
Canaanitish  town. 


'n)   pr.w.   of  a. 
mountain  in  Antilibanus. 


rmf's)  m  a  sickle. 
n)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Mesopotamia,  Carrhae; 
also  pr.n.m. 

g'fgr)  pr.n.m. 

m,.t.p.   Din 
itch,  scab. 

m      [also 


Egypt. 


np"]n],  i^.  D^n,  the  sun; 
V    Heliopolis    in 


pr.n.    of    a 


pottery. 


place  near 


^ID,1!,,    pt.  *p.n,  to  scorn, 
reproach,     insult.    —    M. 


to  k°  betrothed.  - 
Pi.   jr)^.n,     inf.   *\?r\,    fut. 


proach,  scorn,  despise;  to 
expose  [life]. 

*  (W)  /««•  ^ffi,  to 
pass  the  autumn  or  winter. 

f)  pr.w.m. 

m,    w.s.  ^IH 
harvest-time,    au 
tumn  [and  winter]. 

nsnn 


re 


proach,    shame,    object    of 
reproach;  pudenda. 


fw  ,  to 

cut,  sharpen,  point,  wound; 
to  decide,  to  be  sharp, 
zealous,  quick.  —  Ni.  pt. 
y^pji  to  be  decided,  de 
creed. 

l^"jn  (c^rBpbo'ft)  flpl 
fetters;  tortures. 

w,  only  pi. 


Q^.^ID  kernels  of  grapes 
[others:  sour  grapes]. 


djri'k)-  /M«.  piq.l, 

p«.  pin,  to  gnash,  to  grind 
the  teeth. 

Tin  (^rrr)  p/..  p«.  nn, 

to  burn,,  to  glow;  to  be 
parched.  —  Ni.  1HJ,  im, 
A«*-  ""I"*,  to  be  heated, 


112 


burnt,  scorched,   dried  up, 


Pilp.     inf.     iniD     to 
kindle. 

?n,    only    pi. 
sunburnt,       dry 
country. 


clay,     pottery, 
earthen  ware,  potsherd. 


n  to  cut,  to  engrave, 
to  forge;  to  devise;  to 
plough.  —  Ni.  t^lp.i  to  be 
ploughed.  —  Hi.  ffctt^qp 
to  contrive,  devise. 

£HH  (eyre's)   M  t^'IH^  to 

be  deaf,  dumb,  silent,  still. 

-  Hi.  B^.pn,   imp.  2.  8g. 

f  ^qp,  M  ^'nq.t,  P«. 

^s?.q^  to  be  deaf,  silent; 
to  silence;  to  keep  quiet; 
to  conceal;  to  go  away  in 
silence.  —  Hith.  B^Ofl  to 
keep  oneself  quiet. 


n,  a  cutter 
in  wood,  metal,  stone; 
smith,  workman,  artisan, 
artificer,  artist. 


D^IP,    deaf,     deaf    and 
dumb. 


wi,   only  pi. 
^'in.,     artificial     work, 


silence; 


w     cutting- 
tool;  pt.  worker. 

vi      (^?'r$s)    m,    w.    loc. 

n  r 


artifice. 

X|2   ( 
adv.  silently. 


gj'm),  thicket,  forest. 


ar?'§^)  p,..Wi  Of  a 
place  in  northern  Palestine, 


[= 


>«.  p.  nnn 

to  cut,  engrave. 
a-)    j?r.w.    of     a 
forest  in  Judah. 


a  separate  flock. 
imp 


p«.  -i^in,  to 

hold  back,  to  keep  off,  to 
preserve;  to  refuse,  withold, 
deny,  check,  stop  ;  to  spare, 
to  save.  —  Ni.  Tjfrm  ,  fut. 
^rp  to  be  checked;  to  be 
reserved. 


2,    imp.  f 


to  bare, 


113 


uncover,  defoliate;  to  draw, 
to  take  off  [water]. 


ri,  fut.  n^q:,  n^'q;_, 

to  count,  to  count  for,  to 
impute,  to  esteem,  to 
reckon;  to  think,  combine, 
devise,  invent;  pt.  H^n 
artificial  worker,  weaver. 

—  At.  ntr'n;,  fut.  nt^'n;.., 

pt.  2J#q.},  to  be  counted, 
reckoned,  esteemed.  —  Pi. 

nt^'n,  fut.  n^'n;  to  think, 

meditate,  count,  reckon 
devise;  to  be  about.  — 
Huh.  St^'nipn  to  count  one 
self  among. 


m    girdle, 
belt  [of  a  priest]. 


pr.n.m. 

)  m  com 
putation,  account,  rea 
soning. 

fat^n1  (^sb?'n)  pr.n.  of 
the  chief  -  town  of  the 
Amorites. 

tot^H  (^gg^bp'n)  m,  only 
p;.  niJiUl^'n,  device,  in 
vention,  war-engine. 


pr. 


n#n,\.   to    be    quiet,    in 
active,  silent.  —  Hi.  f^DjD, 


to  keep  silence,  to  be  quiet, 
to  rest;  to  silence. 


pr.n.m. 

TJJgflj;  to 
be  or  grow  dark,  to  be 
obscured.  —  Hi.  ^wr\%t 
fui.  "yn.l  to  make  dark, 
to  darken;  to  spread  dark 
ness. 

(e^gp'c$)  adj.,  only  pZ. 
^D^'q,  dark,  obscure,  low. 
m,  w.«.  ^^'n 
i')    darkness  ;    misery, 
ignorance,  falsehood. 
DGftl  or 

/,  c.  n^'f'D    [also 

(«S*r)],    pi    D^Sftl    the 
same  as 


^ji)  AS.  p«. 

to  be  enfeebled,  tired. 


'n)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Judah. 


Hebrew-Englieh. 


pr.n.  of 

a  station  in  the  desert. 


m,    w. 
8 


114 


n  n/p&'n  shining  metal 
[electrum,  or  pyropus]. 

|pt£T!  ($$sm&'n)  adj.,  only 
pi  D^ftt^n,  noble,  dis 
tinguished,  rich. 

'ggn)  m   ornament, 


breast-plate   of   the   High 
Priest. 

t£>n  ($5g&'k)  to  be  at 
tached  to,  to  love,  to  have 
pleasure  or  delight  in.  — 
Pi.  pt^'n  to  fasten  together. 
-  Pu.  pt.  p.^'n?  to  be 
bound  together. 


delight,  desire. 


m,    only  j»Z. 
attachment,   junc 


tion-rod. 


a  gathering. 


m,   only  pi 
.t^n,  spoke  of  awheel. 


/,  e. 


Issy'r)  «n,    only  ^Z. 
the  nave  of  a  wheel. 
^a^'s)   m  hay,    dry 
grass,  stubble. 

rin  (^^)  adj.,  pi  D^nn, 

broken,    terrified;    m,  M/.S. 
D^nn  fear,  dread. 

nnn 


take,  to  seize. 


ni,  to 
.  nnn, 


fear,  terror. 

hnn 


m  bandage. 

m,    only 
terrors. 


^.    njnn,    de 
scendant  of  nn,  Hittite. 


pi 


(W-9-)  /terror. 


be  determined. 


to 


i  and 
to   be 


swathed,  swaddled. 


v        (^aO-yU5')/<  swaddling 
cloth,  bandage. 


p          (^gS-15'n)   pr.w.   of    a 
place  in  Syria. 


)   inf.  onq, 
p.  Dinn,  to 

shut,  close,  •  seal  ;  to  hide, 
to  reveal    as  a  secret.  — 


Ni.  inf. 


to  be  sealed. 


—  Pt.  nnn  to  close,  to 
shut  up.  '—  Hi.  Q^nnn;  to 

stop,  to  shut  up. 


see 


inn 


d-)  f  seal. 

rn)  mth.  innnn, 


]nn 


115 


nmu 


to     contract     affinity     by 

marriage. 

pH  (ef)$&f'n)  m  bridegroom; 

son-in-law;     relative     by 

marriage. 


in-law. 


n  m,  w.8. 

father-in-law. 


a)  f  mother- 
')  /•  nuptials. 

*inni  to 


catch,  seize. 

H  (<I5W)  ro  robber. 


to  break  through,  to  break 
into;  to  beat,  to  row. 

*"PO  (^sfr&'fr)  imp.  pi.  inn 

to  be  dismayed,  con 
founded.  —  Ni.  nnJ,  fut. 
nrp,  inn?,  to  be  broken, 
crushed ,  terrified ,  dis 
mayed,  alarmed,  to  be  in 
fear,  to  be  in  despair.  —  Pi. 
nnn  to  be  broken;  to  terrify. 

—  in.  nnn,  nrinn,  Tinnn, 

fut.  nrp  to  break;  to  terrify. 

^PH1  (^fr&'fr)  m  terror, 
dismay. 


the  ninth  letter   of  the 

alphabet,  called  FVt?  [a 
coiling,  twisting];  as  a 
numeral  =  9  [IB  =  15]. 


to  sweep  away. 

pr.n.m. 

'l)    m,    only   pi 
turban. 
(t&t>bu'r)    m    navel, 
height,  summit. 
ati  (t5b^'^)  tV-  and  tm/>. 

niip,    p«.   p.    nnw    to 

slaughter,  to  kill;  to  cook, 
to  dress. 


butcher,  cook;  executioner, 
guardsman. 


nn,  M/.S.  nrj5p,  killing, 

slaughter,  massacre;  killed 
beast,  meal  of  meat. 

itj2  (tg'b&el))  pr.n.m.',  also 
pr.n.  of  a  town. 


,  female  cook. 

nratp  (tib^?')  /,  «/.*.  ^nn^p 


pr.n.  of  a 

8* 


town. 


to  dip,  to  immerse. 
—  M.  ^SipJ  to  be  im 
mersed,  moistened. 

in^Ob    (t«Hly5'hu)  pr.n.m. 


to  sink,  to  sink 
down.  —  Pu.  V.3B  to  be 
sunk.  —  Ho.  Vntp'n  to  be 
sunk,  to  be  laid  deep. 


Btt,    seal,   signet-ring, 
ring. 

pr.n.m. 
'n)  pr.n.m. 

pr.n.    of    a 
place. 

ntD  (tfbf^)  m  name  of  the 
tenth  Hebrew  month  [Janu 
ary  or  February]. 


fl.  nhtp,    ^. 

rqlnp,  pz.  nnntp,  pure, 

clean,  purified,  unalloyed. 

ntp  (fjEhfr)  tmp.  "IP?,  Arf. 
intp^,  to  be  clean,  pure, 
innocent,  righteous.  —  Pi. 

intp,  tmp.  M/.S.  ^ntD.  /-w«. 

"intt],  IptD),  to  make  clean, 
to  purify.  —  Pu.  pt.  "IHbp 
to  be  cleansed.  —  Hith. 


inari,    in  an   to  purify 

oneself. 


(to'h^r)  m,  w.s.  ilH^, 
splendour,  brightness,  pur 
ity,  purification. 

)  /,  «/.«. 


^,  purity,  purification. 
1  (t$b)  to  be  good, 
well,  pleasing,  lovely, 
cheerful,comfortable,happy. 
—  Hi.  2^pn  to  make  good; 
to  do  well;  to  do  good; 
to  adorn,  to  cheer,  to 
please. 
b2  (tft)  adj.,  pi.  DpitD, 

D^nb,  /  nnliD,  c.  nnltD, 
pz.  ninitD,  nub,  nab, 

beautiful,  good,  excellent, 
pleasant,  lovely,  con 
venient,  fruitful,  sound, 
cheerful,  kind;  subst.  m 
the  good,  the  right,  virtue, 
happiness,  pleasantness; 
adv.  well. 

ib8  (tob)  pr.n.  of  a  district 
east  of  the  Jordan. 


(tub)  m  goodness, 
beauty,  excellence,  cheer 
fulness,  well-being;  good 
things,  the  best  things. 
rWlX  lib  (tft  a<jp'nlyy$'- 
hy)  pr.n.m. 


117 


pr.n.m. 

(t*v*)  p/.  3.  pi.  ijp, 

to  spin,  to  weave. 

rntp  (t*'a$)  Pf.  ntp,  ntD,  to 

smear,  to  daub,  to  plaster. 
to  whitewash.  —  Ni.  OltpJ, 
inf.  nittn  to  be  plastered. 

(t5tg'fg$)  /,  only  pi. 

,  band  about  the 
forehead,  before  or  above 
the  eyes,  round  the  arm, 
prayer-fillet. 

(tai)  Hi.  ^pn,    fut. 

,  h^_  to  throw,  to 
cast  forth.  —  Ho.  fut.  hw\ 
!?(§?  to  be  cast,  to'  be 
prostrated.  —  Pilp.  ^tp 
to  throw  or  fling  about. 

"HE  (tar)  m,  pi  D^ttD, 
D^lp  ,  c.  "H^,  row,  series, 
range;  [hearth,  enclosure?] 

fc^^  (tuB)  fut.  frltp;  to  fly, 
to  dash. 

nntp  (t5^?')  p^  p«.  pi  c. 

1HOJ3P  to  bend  a  bow,  to 
shoot. 

(ta$*)    /",    only    PZ. 
w,  reins,  kidneys;  the 
inmost  part. 

lntp  (t5^$'n)  m  mill,  hand- 
mill. 


HTO 


n,  ,    mp. 

f  ^nu,  /^.  ipp^  Pi.  TpitD 

to    crush,    grind;    to  turn 
the  hand-mill  as  a  slave; 
to  oppress;  pt.  flpl.  niJpblH 
the  grinders,  i.  e.  the  teeth. 
')  /  a  mill. 
m,    only   pZ. 
Dn'ntp,  c.  nhtp,  swellings, 
carbuncles,  ulcers. 
^p  (tj'aei)  w  plaster  on  a 
wall. 

p  (tjt)  m  loam,  clay,  mud. 
')  /  habitation, 
tent,  encampment,  village; 
a  row  of  bricks,  pinnacle 
of  a  wall. 

P  (tSl)  m,  i.p.  ^,  w.«. 
ptt,  dew. 

jtp  (t5l5')  p«.  p.  Nl^D  to 
be  spotted,  variegated.  — 
Pu.pt.  K^DIp  to  be  patched, 
to  be  mended. 


,    c.  ,   a 

young  lamb. 
r6tpbtD  (t^itfir)  /  a  throw 

ing  or  hurliug  down. 
•6tt     (t*l|')     m,     only    pi. 

D^^9,  lamb. 

^,?¥     (t?1^'1)     ^t-   ty#     to 
cover  with  beams  or  rafters. 

tO  (tg'lgm)  pr.n.  of  a  town 


118 


in     Judah      [also     called 


pr.n.m. 

DIP1    (tsmf)     inf.    ntf 
(tjJmY),    M  *?W   to   be 
unclean      [ritually      and 
morally],  —  Ni.  K£t?J  to 
defile  oneself,    to  be  yio- 


to  make  unclean,  to  pro 
fane,  to  desecrate,  to  pro 
nounce  unclean.  —  Hothp. 
NStsn  to  be  defiled. 

Ktttp8'  (tfm?')  ad?.,  o.  HP?, 
jpj.  D^tptJ,  /  riNDtp  un 
clean  [ritually  and  morally]  . 

HKfttJ  (tgrnY)  and  n#pt? 
(tfcmY)  /  uncleanness,  im 
purity. 

nptp  (tfmr)  M.  nptp;  to 

be  unclean. 

IgtJ   (tfm^L'n)    m/.   ftp,  /u«. 


,  to  hide, 
to  conceal,  to  bury;  to 
keep,  to  preserve;  to  lay 
a  snare.  —  Ni.  imp.  "jp^n 
to  hide  oneself.  —  Hi.  fut. 
"pptpl  to  hide,  preserve. 


basket. 

tfn^'f)    only   Pi  fut. 
to  sully. 


to 


lead  astray. 


to   taste,    to    try,    to  per 
ceive,  to  understand. 


^       m,  w.s. 

taste,      flavour;      feeling1. 

understanding,   j  udgment  ; 

royal  decree. 

^tj1  (15^'n)  Pw.  IJib  to  be 

pierced. 


to  load,  burden. 

*}V  (t»f)  «,  i.p.  *]tp,  w.«. 
UBtt,  DD§B  coZZ.  children. 
little  ones. 

HStD  (t5f«,'^)  PI  net?,  to 

spread  out,  to  stretch  out; 
to  bring  up,  to  nurse. 


palm,     flat     hand,     hand- 
breadth;  console,  corbel. 

m,   only  pZ. 
nursing  [of  child 
ren]. 

Sto     (t$'f«i^)     m     hand- 
breadth. 

,?9  (t?in)  M.  ^btp:  to 

paste,  to  besmear,  to  im 
pute. 


119 


Assyrian  dignitary,  com 
mander,  captain. 

|Stt  (t*f»'f)  inf.  rpStp  to 
mince  one's  steps,  to  walk 
coquettishly. 

SB    (t$f*'g)    to    be   dull, 
stupid. 


(tfr*'4)  jrt.  1,1tD  to 
push;  to  persist,  to  drop 
continually. 


to  load,  burden. 

nto     (t9'r&$)     m     burden, 

hardship,  encumbrance. 

t?     (t*f)     ad;.,     only    / 
HH9  moist,  fresh. 


jj?  (tg'rgm)  [expectation] 
adv.  and  conj.  before,  not 
yet;  DJg?,  D^gO  before. 

'f)W- 


to  tear  in  pieces  ;  to  pluck 
off.  —  Ni.  FJIPJ  to  be  torn 
in  pieces.  —  Pu.  ^Jbj  tp. 

fjltD  to  be  torn  in  pieces. 

-  Hi.  imp.  w.s.  r?sntpn 

to  cause  to  eat,  to  feed. 

HP  (tfra'f)  ad;,  newly 
plucked  off,  fresh. 


fresh     leaf;      prey     [torn 
beast];  food,  nourishment. 

Sntp  (fiefs')  /  cattle  torn 
by  wild  beasts;  booty. 


*>  the  tenth  letter  of  the 
alphabet,  called  TP  [==  T 
hand];  as  a  numeral  =  10. 

desire. 

;')  to  be  becoming, 


to  suit. 
see 


FBW3- 


pr-n. 


'ft'i)  M.    NlJ  to  be 
foolish,    to  act  or   appear 
as  a  fool. 
6"    (yf'^'i)    5i.    ^Nln, 

twip.  ^Nin,  /M«.  ^*n_,  to 

be  willing,    to  undertake, 
begin,     venture;      to     be 
pleased,  to  be  content, 
see  n^X  5». 

-11^  (y«9'r)  „,  pZ. 
Dnk^,  c.  n.N],  river;  as  a 
pr.n.  the  Nile. 


120 


to  desist  from,  to 
despair.  —  Pi.  inf.  tf  «;  to 
cause  to  despair,  to 
abandon. 


pr.n.w. 

see 


?J   (y*W'b)    «•  M  3,3^ 
to  cry  out,   to  call  aloud. 
see  Xia. 


growth,     produce,     fruit. 
goods. 

}ZP  (y?Vy'c)  pr.w.,  old  name 
of  Jerusalem;  gent.  'pnj. 


see 


?pi^  to  lead;  to  present, 
to'  offer.  —  Ho.  f?ain,  M 
^3^  to  be  led.  conducted, 
carried. 


m, 

stream,  river. 


(yftbbs'l)    adj.,    only  f 
,31  having  sores,  ulcers. 


see 


town  in  Issachar. 


brother-in-law. 


of  a 


)  [denom.  of  Da;] 
Pi.  Da^  (ylbb?'m),  inf.  D2J  to 
fulfil  the  duty  of  a  brother- 
in-law,  to  marry  the  widow 
of  a  brother. 


,     w.9. 

]  sister-in-law. 

(y^n»f  1)  pr.w.  of  two 


towns. 


(y&bng')    pr.n.    of    a 
Philistine  town. 


and   ,- 

p-.n.m. 

^!    (y^lbbo'k)   pr.n.    of    a 
tributary  of  the  Jordan. 

pr. 


_pr.n.m. 


M  t^a^,   to  be 

dry,  to  become  dry,  to  dry 
up,  to  be  parched,  to 
wither;  to  be  drained.  — 

Pi.  ir'a>,   fut.  t^'ai  [for 

^a^]  to  make  dry.  —  Hi. 
t^ain,  fut.  t^a'P,  to  make 
dry;  intr.  to  become  dry. 


12  L 


f  n$y.  dry,  parched. 

£i*  (y*W's)   [also  tf*3;] 
pr.n.  of  a  town  in  Gilead. 

and  nt£32 

dry  land. 
pr.n.m. 

to  plough;  p«. 
pZ.  D^il  ploughmen. 

(y?$e'i?)  w  arable  land. 
ra:P  (y^h?)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Gad. 


rftU],  |>«.  n^J,    to   be 

grieved,     afflicted.  —  Pi. 

n#,  /M«.  HAI  [for  n^g  to 
afflict.  —  m.  n^in.'  mn, 

/W«.    m1\   pt.  W.8.  ^J1»,    tO 

afflict,    to   grieve;   to   re 
move. 

I'?T  (y$?'n)  m  &rie^?  sorrow. 

"|*|?T    (y^?'r)    adj.    fearing, 
fearful. 


'r)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Judah. 


^)    adj.,   pi    c. 
^)>  wearied,  tired. 

»-)  «,  only  c. 
iP£}  labour,  toil;  produce, 
goods,  wealth. 


l,  wear 
iness. 
lj  see  ,1^  J3S. 

pr.n.m 

")  M  W??,  W  to 
be  wearied;  to  toil,  to 
exert  oneself.  —  Pi.  V;P, 
fut.  VK  to  weary.  —  Hi. 
y'Jin  to  weary,  to  im 
portune. 

5r  (y5?5'c)  m  earnings. 

?T  (y^?'»')  ad;.,  pi,  D^J, 
weary,  exhausted;  weary 
ing. 

1^  (y'gtfr)  [Chald.]  m  heap 
of  stones. 


to  be  afraid,  to  fear. 

T  (y«)  /  [and  m],   c.  11, 
w.s.  H;,    f|TT,    DD^.,    du. 

Q;,TT»  «-  ^;»  ^-  "11J»  «• 

nlThand;  power,  strength, 
assistance;  axle,  tenon; 
side;  pi.  turns,  times;  part, 
place;  monument. 

XT  see  HX1. 

n%"T'!    (yjd'air)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Zebulon. 


(yW'4)  P/-  pi.  HI  to 
cast  [lots]. 


nnr 


122 


an: 


(y'dfdu  S-)  /  object  of 
love. 


r  (y?d*')  imp.  pz.  IT  to 

throw,  cast.  —  Pi.  !TT,  inf. 

niT,  ,M  pj.  nn_   [for 

H^l]  to  throw,  cast.  —  Hi. 

rnin,  »v.  ri^in,  imp.  Pi 
nin,  /M«.  rni*  to  speak 

out,  to  confess  ;  to  sing. 
praise,  glorify.  —  Hith. 
TKP  *°  con^ess  ;  to  praise. 


p  (y5diTaC) 

(yeda 

n)  pr.n.m 


beloved,  lovely, 
pleasant;  friend;  fjpl.  lovely 
things. 


[=  Solomon]. 

,H:     (y5 
(y5di'e«Ti); 


DDT.  see  T. 
see  Dp1!. 

e)  inf. 


p.  yiT  to  perceive,  to 
understand,  to  know,  to 
discern;  to  be  acquainted 
with  ;  to  become  acquainted 
with  a  woman  [sexually]. 

-Ni.  yTfo,  fut.  yn^,  Pt. 

y,7fo  to  be  perceived, 
known;  to  make  oneself 
known,  to  appear.  —  Pi. 
yT  to  cause  to  know.  — 
Pu.  pt.  y3?9  *°.  ^e  known. 
to  be  familiar.  —  ZK.  ^HlH, 

m/.  tr^iS;  imp.  y.iin, 
^ynln,  /««.  STTP,  y^i»i  to 

cause  to  know,  to  let  know  ; 
to  inform,  to  announce.  — 

HO.  y.lin  [for-y^n],  Pt. 

ynlD,  f  nyTlD  to  become 
known.  —  M^.  tn/-  y.iIlO^ 
to  make  oneself  known, 
to  reveal  oneself.  —  Po. 
yin'*  to  order,  to  appoint. 


pr.n.m. 

(yld'pnt')     adj.,     pi. 

.     knowing;     suftsi. 
sorcerer,  magician,  wizard  ; 
prophesying  spirit. 
FP  (y?h)  shortened  form  of 

rn.ril,  in;. 

HpJ  (yfhO)  only  imp.  3H, 

nnn,  /•  '33,  nn  to  give; 

as   an  exclamation:    give! 
come  on! 


123 


lot,  gift,  concern. 


to  turn  Jew. 

1PP  (y*hurd)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Dan. 

^P  ($hd*'y); 


(y5hoVs)  pr.n.m. 
TirP      (y?htjdr)      pr.n.w., 
Judah;     <7«n*.    H^P,     pi. 

Q^n;>  /"  nn1?;  and 

HHin?1,    Judsean,      Jew, 
Jewess,     Jewish;     /     in 
Hebrew  language. 
iHVP.1  (y«hu4r«-)  pr.n.f. 
jn^     (y*h?v?f)     [with    the 
vowels  of  $18J  to  be  pro 
nounced     rjjni     (yfiwlr)j 
[meaning  the  ever-being,] 
the     true     God     of     the 
Hebrews. 
-Dfll 

(y«h9' 
45"); 


pr.n.m. 


see  n;n. 

see 


(y5hi'r)    ad;,    proud, 
arrogant. 
7P 


7       see     HN  Pi. 


l    pr.n.m. 

H.l  (y&'hal?'m)  m  a  pre 
cious  stone,  diamond  or 
emerald. 


or 


pr.n.  of  a  town  in 


Reuben. 


(y^fl)     TO,      p«. 

D?1;,  cry  of  joy,  shout, 
signal,  blast  of  a  trumpet; 
^p1%D  ^  the  year  of 
Jubilee,  the  [50th]  year  of 
release. 

(yub^'l)  pr.n.m. 
w  ri^er. 
d);   IJJi;  (yo'- 

'r);  nnv  (y?^' 


pr.n.m. 


124 


pr.n.f. 


see 
see 


^  (yom)  m,  dw.  D?gl\  pZ. 
D^p;,  e.  W.  [poetically 
nlD]]  day;  pi.  a  number 
of  days,  some  time,  year, 
life;  Di^D  to-day;  DiJ3  in 
the  day-time,  on  the  same 
day;  Qi)D  at  present,  now. 

Dl^   (ymns'm)  adv.  by  day; 

n?£l  DDV  day  and  night, 

always. 

]£    (y^vf'n)   pr.n.m.,    Ionia 

or    Greece;    ^r«n<.   "JJ^,   #Z. 

Dy)?;     also     a    town    in 

Arabia. 


mire,  dung. 

1  (y?rf5') 

^-P,  dove. 


pr.n.m. 

fW  (yonf'k)  m,  ?Z.  D^l), 
/•njPJr,  ^.m'p^',  sucking 
child;  young  twig,  shoot. 


(y?B?'r)   w   fashioner, 


former,     maker,     creator, 
potter. 

ypki'm)  pr.n.m. 
see  nyT. 
(y?r5')  pr.n.m. 

il^    (y9rg')   m    early   rain 
[in  autumn].          * 


1DH  nt^r    (yij's&b    ^g'egd); 


pr.n.m. 

m  remainder, 
rest,  profit;  arfv.  more, 
further;  too  much;  besides. 

rnft"^  (yoO-g'r^)  /  what  is 
redundant,  lobe  of  the 
liver. 

r>,  r  see  rru. 


J,  (yS'z&€)  w  sweat. 


pr.n.wi. 

[ 
pr.n.      of      towns; 


>O?;  also  pr.n.m. 

d)  fut.  in?.,  to  be 


ID! 


125 


attached,  united.  —  Pi.  fut. 
^pl  to  unite. 

*"Tpl  (y$W4)  m  oneness, 
union,  communion;  adv. 
together,  jointly,  all  alike. 

"irp  see  rnn. 


(y&f)d$'v)  adv.  together, 
with  one  another,  at  the 
same  time,  jointly. 


'hw);  njW:  (y*e|z?r?'); 


see  nn. 


/  HTPl],  only,  alone,  for 
saken;  /  [peerless]  soul, 
life. 


pr.n.m. 

d>  waiting, 


hoping. 


?P",  to  wait.  —  Pt.  7p^ 

imp.  ^ni,  /u«.  i^Ej,  pt. 

^pIP  to  wait,  hope,  ex 
pect,  to  be  patient;  to 
cause  to  hope.  —  Hi.  ^pin, 
fut.  ^Tir,  ^Dijl  to  wait, 
to  tarry. 


pr.n.m. 


to  be  in  the  rut,  to  con 
ceive.  —  Pi.  pf.  f  w.s. 
^rTO,  inf.  DHl,  to  be 


in  the  rut,  to  conceive. 


(y$$murr)  m  a  species 
of  deer,  buck. 


y    pr.n.m. 

IP"!  see  mn. 

see  p.ri. 

'f)  ad;,  barefooted, 


pr.n.m. 


[for  in:?]  to  delay. 


unshod. 


m    family, 
race,  genealogy. 


P^  (>Wfi)  ^/i^.  />/.  and 
tn/1.  frrrOH,  to  be  enrolled 


in  a  family  register;  inf. 


register. 


pr.n.m. 


[once  3pV.],  to  be  good, 
well,  beautiful,  pleasant, 
lovely,  glad,  cheerful.  - 

Hi.   rrpvi,    inf.   rrtflvj, 


126 


rfe 


novi,  n^p^n,  imp.  nn^p^n, 
M  3^p«,  ntp^.,  39^1,  Pt. 

H^p^D  to  do  well,  to  make 
good,  to  do  good;  to  make 
cheerful;  to  adjust;  inf. 
adv.  well. 


')5   ^2W  (ygt- 
^5);     np^    (yytts')    pr.n. 

of  places. 

^llD^  (y«ta'r)  pr.n.m. 

n?,  =  V.T.  see  vn;. 

S?!1  see  ^  fiS. 


tt/.s.  ly?.,    wine    [made    of 
grapes]  ;  intoxication. 


see 


see 


Pi 


,  to  dis 
pute  with  one,  to  argue; 
to  be  convicted,  reproved. 

-  fit.  n-oin,  npin,  /-M«. 
rppi>,  nDi\  ^«.  npiD  to 

decide,  judge  ;  to  meditate 
or  arbitrate;  to  reprove, 
punish,  chide.  —  fib.  HDIH 
to  be  punished.  —  fii<A. 
n,2iriri  to  dispute,  argue. 


-n-™.,    pair. 


^"O^.;  name  of  a  pillar  in 
front  of  the  temple. 


w.s.  HP7        (y^Qlti'v),    pi 

fak  *>  fail  *»/"•  "i, 

/M«.  [taken  from  fib.]  ^, 
?D1X,  ^>2U,  to  be  able, 
capable;  to  prevail,  over 
come,  master,  comprehend. 


pr.n.f. 


pr.n.m. 

=  tolDD?  see  HDp. 


,         see 

and  fib. 


p.  l1!       to  bring  forth,  to 
bear;  to  beget.  —  Ni.  1?^, 


p«.  IJ,  ^L  D^Ji:  to  be 
born.—  Pi  ^,  tV-  ifc  to 
bear;  to  help  to  bear,  to 
deliver;  pt.  f  rO.fc?  mid 
wife.—  Pu.  ifz?  to  be  born. 

-  m.  n^in,"i^n,  inf. 
T^ln,  T^ln-j  /M«.  T^r, 

"T/'tJlj  pfc'l^le  to  cause 
to  bear,  to  beget;  to  pro 
duce,  create.  —  Ho.  inf. 


•ftl  • 


127 


n  to  be  born.  —  llith. 

fl  to  cause  oneself  to 
be  enrolled  in  a  family 
register. 

??.  (yfi'W)  m,  *>  ^h.  Pz- 
DTO;,    c.  H?!,  H^,   one 
born,     male     child,     son, 
young  one;  pi.  children. 
tWWO  /g^l)  maiden. 
-  (y*1(Ju'&)  /  childhood. 
youth;  young  men. 
TO"!   (ylllo'd)  m,  pi.  DH'H 
one  born. 
PJ.  (y^lp'n)  pr.n.m. 
&j  (yflN)  ad;.,  c.  T>?,  pi. 
c.  sl^?o    born,  son,   child 
[born  in  the  house] 
?T  see 


'H,        jp,    fut. 
TyOJi  to  wai1'  to  lament; 
to  shout  triumphantly. 

??  (y8l?'l)  rn.  a  howling. 

JJS  (y5^1)  /,  w.«.  nn1?^, 

wailing,  lamentation. 
?7^  (ypj'isS-)  /  an  itching 
scab. 

?,^.  (yg'igk)  m    a   kind    of 
locust. 

Hf??2  (y^ikvL't)  w  shepherd's 
bag. 
^  (y$m)   m,    c.   Dl,    w.  loc. 


n  na;,  pi.  Dspl,  sea,  lake, 
the  west;  large  river 
pN"ile,  Euphrates];  a  laver 
in  the  temple-court. 

?  (y?m)  m,  only  pZ.  D\£? 
hot  springs. 

S^^  (y8ma'?'l)  pr.n.m. 

p^  see  nnp. 

DW  (rmjmr)  pr.n/ 
J1   (yfrafn)    m    and  /,    c. 


w/.s.  yt??,  right  side,  right 

hand,  the  south;  prosperity. 

T     (y^mfn)  pr.n.m.  ;  paM 


^''P^1    (y»mlnlf)    ad/,    right 

[as  opposed  to  left]. 
"pip;)8      (y'mlnf)      ^«n«.     of 
p;'l3,  Benjaminite. 


PI  (yfmft'n)  JK.    [dewom.   of 


Wp«j3,  p«.  TP?e,  to  turn 
to  the  right  hand,  to  use 
the  right  hand. 

1  IT  •  •  (yfrnn9')  pr-n.m. 
V??  (y'msnl')'  ad/.,  /n^D>, 

right.  ;^t;  % 
V  JD  .  (ylran?")  pr.n.m. 


Iffi 


128 


#i  Tipti  to 

change,  to  exchange.  — 
Hith.  1$:nn  to  take  one's 
place  [others:  to  glory]. 

^P!1.  see  V!D. 

PHD?   (yfrnrr)  pr.n.m. 

iO  see  1£X. 

T   (y3m&'s)    jffi.   tmp.   M/.S. 

\?j^P  V],  to  let  feel  or  touch. 
n^T  (y5nf)  /w«.  HJ",  pi  w.s. 

Dj'j  [-  qnlxm^],  pt.  f 

niP,     to     oppress.  —  Hi. 

n:in,  _p«.  «,.,.  ^jio,  to 

oppress,  maltreat,  over 
reach,  drive  away. 

H^T    (y?n?'a^)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Naphtali.  y 

D^l^  (yfnv'm)  pr.w.  of  a  place 
in  Judah. 
W  see  N«  m 


see 


P        (y5nik5r)  /  a  sucker, 
sprout. 

?33  (y5n*'k)  fat.  p^,  pi. 
pJi1,  to  suck,  to  enjoy;  p«. 
a  suckling  babe.  —  Hi.  f 

njwn,  inf.  p^n,  imp.  / 
w.8.  ^njprn,  M  p^rn, 
prn,  p^ni,  P«.  /  ngj^, 

w.s.  i^f?-?p  to  suckle;  to 
let  enjoy;  p<.  /  wet-nurse, 
nurse. 


§y'f)    TW    an    unclean    bird 
[owl,  heron  or  ibis]. 

ID?,  l'p^  see  nnp. 

T??  (ySBft'd)  m/-  ^9',  M 
^D:  [for  np«],  p«.  1D\  to 
establish,  set,  found,  build 
up  ;  to  appoint,  assign.  — 
Ni.  TDU,  inf.  imn,  fut. 
1D^  to  be  founded,  settled; 
to  take  counsel  together. 
-  Pi-  T,D%  inf.  n,Dl,  /w«. 
^,  to  found,  build;  to 
appoint,  ordain.  —  Pu.  *TD?  , 
pt.  "T^JP  to  be  founded.  — 


to  be  founded,  established. 
D^  (y5fiy'd)  m  foundation, 
beginning. 


and  rn*]b?,   ground,  foun 
dation;  pi.  princes. 

«Bu45r)/  foundation. 

(y56u'r)   w,    only  pZ. 
w.s.  \11DJ  those  who  turn 
away  from  me. 
lpl  (yjfifi^'r)  m  &  reprover, 
blamer. 

1P^T   (yW'4)   M  ^]D^    to 
pour. 


129 


Q.  the  same  as  #»".  —  M'. 
p]DiJ,  p«.  ^DiJ  to  be  added. 
to   be   increased;   p«.  flpl. 
additions.  --   #t. 

,  W-  TP'in, 


,  to 

add,  to  increase,  to  do 
again,  to  do  further  or 
longer. 


p«.    "IDS     to 
chastise,    reprove.  —  Ni. 

npu,  imp.  ip^n,  /^.ipi?, 

to  be  chastised,  to  learn 
reproof,  to  take  warning. 
-Pi.  ID?,  inf.  lip:,  1D1, 

rrjPl,  imp.  -ipi,  /u«.  i,P^, 

to  chastise,  punish,  correct. 
admonish,  instruct.  —  Hi. 
fut.  TD.'l  to  correct,  ad 
monish.  —  Nithp.  *1D^J,  j9^. 
'"IDJj,  to  be  warned,  in 
structed. 

j  (y?*)  m,  only  ^.  D^; 
shovel. 


of    a 


y*'*'4)  /ii«.  1,^^?  to 
appoint,  to  fix  [a  place  or 
time];  to  order  [punish 
ment];  to  betroth,  to  give 

Hebrew-English. 


V5V!    (y«L€b?'B) 
place;  also  pr.n.m. 


in  marriage.  —  At.  1 
fut.  TO?,  pt.  IJiJ,  to  meet 
by  agreement,  to  come  to 
gether,  to  repair,  to  gather 
together.  —  m  TJTin,  /^. 
"fl/l1,  to  appoint  a  place 
or  time,  to  summon,  to 
cite.  —  Ho.pt.  T$!D  to  be 
fixed,  appointed;  to  be 
directed.* 

see  ir;  Hi. 

^      (r'dp',     y-df) 

pr.w.m. 

?T    (y^V)    to    snatch    or 
sweep  away. 


r    (y5^'r)    »»,     only    pi!. 
D^ly?  -  iy,l  forest. 

^  (y5€^'z)  A7*.  j»«.  r^'J  to 

be  bold,  impudent. 


pr.n.m. 


of  a  town  in  Gilead. 
SJ£  (ys'fc't)  to  clothe  =  n#¥. 
^  see  B'V. 

^  (y*Tr);    13V:  (y*-k5'n) 
/>r.n.?n. 

^^Ui^,    to  help,    assist,   to 
be  of  use;  to  profit. 
9 


ISO 


l1   (y$<e'l)    m,    pi.   D'JjW, 
chamois,  stone-buck. 

r.rz.7M.  and  /. 
al5')  f  chamois. 


.  because  of, 

on  account  of;  conj..  also 
yl   and  >?   ftl,  al 


though,  because,   in  order 


that. 

!T    (ys'fn)    »n,    only    pZ. 
D]JV?  ostrich. 
,5?X   (y*"»n?r)    /    female 
ostrich. 


see     iV  A'ip. 
*  (y?rrf)  /•««.  PIS^,  PIV!, 
to   be   weary,    faint,    ex 
hausted.—  Ho.  pt.  F)^p  to 
be  wearied. 

fiP*  (yj-ff)  ad;.,  pJ.  D'py;, 
weary,  faint. 

IJJ?    (y**?'f)    •»    wearisome 
course. 


?•  VVr'  to  advise,  counsel, 
admonish;  to  direct,  to 
resolve,  decide.  —  Ni.  Y 

fa-  TO>  P^  fflffo  to  con- 
sult  with  one  another,  to 


counsel  together,  to  be  ad 
vised.  — 


to  consult  together. 


pr.n.m. 
W  see 


.  n  n-jy^,  w.«.  iivi,  pi- 

thicket,      forest, 


wood;  wild  honey,  honey 
comb. 

(y&'^r?')  /,    c. 

ly;.. 

')  pr-n.m. 


pr.n.m. 


to  be  beautiful,  fair.  —  Pi. 
HBl  to  beautify,  to  adorn.  — 


PSB^?T»  to     e  verv 
fill.—  fit«A.  HBirin  to  adorn 

oneself. 


c.  niD^,  ns^  beautiful,  ex 
cellent. 


131 


r      (y««?  «T)  ad;.,  only 
/•  rjjp"?^;,  very  beautiful. 

iDJ    (yW)  p»'-w.   of  a  sea 
port,  Joppa  or  Jaffa. 


to  pant,  to  sigh. 

j    (ytf?'»*)    ad;.,    c..  DD 
panting,  breathing. 

,  c.  'JP;,  'JD;,  ;.p. 


)9',  beauty,  splendour. 


S]  (y5fjjnn$')  pr.n.m. 
,J  (yW)  JK.  p/.  and  imp. 

H'sln,  M  ^,?i\  ypS  to 

cause  to  shine,  to  give 
light;  to  shine,  to  appear 
in  brightness. 

I??"!  (tf'V)  /  beauty, 
splendour. 

pr.n.m.,    i.p. 


pr.n. 


of  a  valley. 


xu,  r\»   pi 

to  go   out,   forth, 


away,  to  march  out;  to 
come  from,  to  be  begotten 
or  born,  to  grow;  to  be 
gone,  expended;  to  rise 
[of  the  sun];  to  end.  - 
Hi.  pf.  and  inf. 
imp.  K$in,  fut. 
KJR1*!,  **$'!,  to  lead  out, 
forth,  away;  to  produce, 
to  let  grow,  to  cause  to 
appear;  to  separate;  to 
spread,  to  announce;  to 
exact  [money].  -  Ho. 
X^in,  pt.  f  nXjHD,  to  be 
brought  out,  to  be  led 
forth. 

T&  (ysB&'b)  [Ni.,  Hi.,  Ho. 
taken  from  HSJ 
and  imp.  SJJ^rin, 
to  take  one's  stand,  to 
stand  forth,  to  withstand; 
to  hold  a  position,  to 
stand  before  one. 


Hi.  r,Vn,    inf. 

^n,  imp.  pi.  wan.  /-M«. 

^,511,  J£l,  p«.  i^Q,  to 
place,  to  establish;  to  leave; 
to  put  down.  —  Ho.  fut. 
}S?  to  be  left. 

IJJp;*  (ylBhs'r)  w  oil. 
D^*  (yl«hf  r)  pr.n.m. 

(y?«vr)   or   yy;  (yf- 
m  [and  /].  «/.«. 

9* 


pn^ 

vl.  DvJvjJ\  c.  ^V^\  couch. 

r  i  •      •  \i  i  •     *  : ' 

bed;  floor,  story. 
prW      (yIBe|5'k)      pr.n.m., 
Isaac. 

see  "lv 


come  forth,  born,  descended. 

£J  (ysBr)  JK.  v^n,  /w*. 

y^-:    to    spread    out,    to 
make  as  a  bed.  —  Ho.  fut. 
ys?  to  be  spread  out. 
^J  (ysB&'k)  tV-  njT*,  *m/>. 

px,  M  pp,  py, 


/  nip??,  to  pour,  to  pour 
out;  to  melt,  to  cast 
[metals];  to  harden;  intr. 
to  flow  out.  —  Pi.  pt.  f 
piilP  to  pour  out.  —  Hi. 


to  pour  out;  to  place,  to 
set.  —  Ho.  pgin,  pt.p$M, 
c.  p^p,  to  be  poured  out, 
to  be  molten  or  cast;  to 
be  made  firm. 


a  casting  [of  metal]. 
P1  (ysBft'r)  fut.  1^, 


"l^sp,  to  form,  to  fashion, 
to  devise;  to  produce, 
create;  pt.  [potter,  creator] 

see  "1S1\  —  Ni.  "ISU  to  be 


182  lp.; 

formed  or  fashioned;  to 
exist.  --  Pu.  "l£?  to  be 
predestined.  —  Ho.  fut.  "ISis 
to  be  formed. 

be  pressed,  to  be  narrow; 

to  be  straitened;  to  be  in 

trouble  or  sorrow. 

'¥,..     (yfBgr)    m.    w.S.    ipf?, 

formation,  frame,  pattern. 

image ;     fiction,     thought. 

device. 


i^s  (y?By'r)  m,  only  pi. 
D"H^,  formation,  structure 
[members], 


na^,  pZ.  M%  to  kindle. 
to  set  on  fire,  to  burn.  — 
Ni.  r\%}  to  be  kindled, 
burnt,  consumed;  to  be 
incensed.—  mn^ntn^ri 
see  HIS],  once  H^JJln,  imp. 

pi.  w.8.  nin^an,  M  nn?i, 

ng!l,  j9«-  n1^^  to  kindle, 
to  set  on  fire,  to  burn. 


w,    w.s.  , 

pi.'  D^j?;,    c.  '3J?:,   wine- 
vat,  wine-press. 


of  a  town  in  Judah. 

4    (yak^d)    in/,  -lip?, 


133 


/>•  *f*i?T5  to  gl°w>  hum. 
blaze.  —  ZTo.  /w£.  1[£ls  to 
be  kindled,  to  burn. 

jHpT  (yfi'kd'Vm)  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Judah. 


(y*k)    /;    only    c.  n,3j? 
obedience. 

P?'     ^P!    (rko'4)    TO     a 
burning. 

Pi  (y?*1^'^)  w  a,  burning 
mass. 

^1?^  (y'ku'm)  m  substance, 
being,  the  living  things. 


ensnarer,  fowler. 


pr.n 


see 


l    (y^kki'r)    ad/,    dear, 
valuable. 


pr.n.m. 

\a'm)  pr.w.    of 

a  town  in  Ephraim. 

^?1?T   (y5kn«crm)    pr.n.    of 
a  town  in  Zebulon. 


remove  oneself,  to  be  dis 
located,  to  be  alienated. 

-  HL  yp.in,  imp.  ypjn, 

fut.  V'pV,  to  nail  to  a 
pale,  to  impale,  crucify, 
hang.  —  Ho.  pt.  Vp^D  to 
be  impaled,  hanged. 

i?T  (y*k*'«)  fut.  yj?«,  fp.:, 
r^,re?.l,r^.!3  to  awake. 


"Ip.?.,  to  be  heavy,  precious, 
dear,  costly,   esteemed.  - 

m  imp.  ip.in,  /M«.  17.1\ 

to  make  precious  or  rare. 
r)    adj.,    c.   1p.\ 


pi  nn^,  c.  nn^,  grave, 
thoughtful;  heavy,  dear, 
precious,  costly,  esteemed, 
rare,  splendid. 


ysr     m,    w.s.  , 

value,  price;  preciousness, 
honour,  dignity,  splendour. 


pj  (y5ko's)  p/:  pi.  itfl?;, 

1^i?J>  P*-  ^P-^>  to  ensnare, 
to  lay  snares  ;  pt.  a  fowler. 
-M.  tfpjJ,  M.  t^'pr,  to 
be  snared,  caught,  en 
snared.  —  Pu.pt.W'ffi  [for 
to  be  snared. 


pr.n.m. 


134 


*»fl)   pr.n.    of 
a  town  in  Judah. 


riKT,  imp.  K^,  *•);,  M 

K,Ti»  KJJi"j^w*ftt*pT. 

to   be   afraid,    to  fear,  to 
reverence.  —  Ni.  fut.  K-» 


to  be  feared,  to  be 
dreadful,  to  be  reverenced; 
pt.  as  a  subst.  wonderful, 
stupendous  deed.—  Pi  NJ?., 

in/    «X'     I*     «W,     to 
terrify,  to  make  afraid. 


pi 


fearing,       afraid, 
anxious,-timid,  reverencing. 


fear,  terror,  reverence. 
awe;  m,T  r\W  fear  of 
God,  piety,  religion. 

]?    (yir'9'n)    j3r.w.    of     a 
town  in  Naphtali. 


»w  fighter,  re 
venger;  title  of  the 
Assyrian  king. 


pr.n.m. 
surname  of  Gideon. 


Jeroboam. 


pr.n.m 


pr.n.m. 


(yW4)  inf.  n;,  ni, 

^-j,  w.«.   'PT!,   imp.  11, 


/  n,   to  go, 

come,    flow  or  fall  down. 
to   descend.  —  Hi. 
tn/-  ^^.1''^,  " 


fi't.],  ^«.  T^Jitt,  to  bring, 
lead  or  send  down  ;  •  to 
throw  down,  to  subdue.  — 
Ho.  1^r\  to  be  led  down. 
to  be  taken  down,  to  be 
cast  down. 


pr.n.m. 


river  Jordan. 


the 


«-  n.l  to  cast, 
to  shoot;  to  lay  [a  foun 
dation],  to  found,  erect. 
establish;  to  shed  [water]. 
to  irrigate;  pt.  H1!^  early 
rain.  —  Ni.  rtt'  to  be 
shot.  —  Hi.  rfll 

in  [^T  for  nv], 


135 


rpiD,  pi.  onia,  D'NTto, 

to  throw,  to  cast,  to  shoot. 
/>£.  archer;  to  wet,  to 
water;  rni£  -  HTP  early 
rain. 


rfiin,  imp.  rnin,  M  rnv, 


nT,  pt.  rnift,  p£-  MM. 

HD,  to  show,  point  out; 
to  teach,  instruct;  pt. 
teacher,  guide. 

HT>     (yjrfc'h)     M   pZ.    iHIH 

[or  for  ^ip]  to  fear,    to 
be  afraid. 
*?&n]   (y*ru'fi);   Dili   (y*- 

rpfa^)  pr.n.m. 
p'")J  (ysrs'k)  m  green,  herb. 


pr.n./. 


l?'m),  i.p. 
H  n^^ 
salem. 


,   w.    oc. 
pr.n.,   Jeru 


^.T  (y$r?'atf))  m  the  moon. 


lunar  month. 


Arabian  tribe. 


.M.m.  of  an 


!!    (y«r^9f)   and 


Jericho. 


pr.n.m. 

'^'l)  pr.n.m.; 


pair.  ys$rn^. 


pr.n.m. 


to  deliver  up;  to  be  per 
nicious  or  fatal. 

)  pr.n.m. 
adversary. 


)]   (y«rfm9'«-)  pr.n.m. 

y"!'!  (y«riv)  /,  pi.  niyn;, 

curtain,  hanging,  tent. 


^?T,  du.  D?JT,  thigh; 
haunch,  ham;  side;  lower 
end,  stem. 


du.  D?PJ11,  c.  sp?11,  side, 
hinder  side,  rear,  inmost 
part,  recess. 

^P"]!  (y^nntj1*)  pr.n.  of 
two  towns. 


^T    (ylrra5ysi'hu)   pr.n.m. 


(y?r»")  to  be  afraid,  to 
tremble. 


136 


NB'T    (yirp'Yl)    pr.n.   of   a 
place  in  Benjamin. 


(yjr&'k)  »n/.  pV,  to  spit. 


greens,  herbs,  vegetables. 

U..  (yS'rgk)    w    greenness, 
verdure    foliae. 


..  (y?'r$ko'n)  m   yellow 
colour,  paleness,  withering. 

pH-   (y&rko'n)    pr.n.    of     a 
place  in  Dan. 

'm)  pr.n.m. 

'k)  adj.,  flpl 
l?  greenish,  yellow 
ish,  yellow  like  gold. 


imp. 


.  tT, 


^,1^,  to  seize,  to  take 
possession  of,  to  possess, 
to  inherit;  to  drive  away. 
to  take  away,  to  dispossess. 


,  fut. 


to 


be  dispossessed,  to  become 
poor.  Pi.    W'y.,     fut. 

*OT)>     *°    occuPy'    seize. 
possess.—  Hi.  t&^in,  inf. 

,  t^'nin,  fut.  t^'^i\ 

>«.  ^'ni»,  to  give 
in  possession;  to  possess. 


to  dispossess,  to  expel,  to 
make  poor. 


and 

(y*rpS5')  /  possession,    in 
heritance. 


(yjfir5'?'l)  pr.n.m. 

[read 
'r)  pr.n.m. 


j  existence,  sub 
there  is,  there 
are;    ]?-&?.    I   have;    *$•• 
thou  art  there. 

)    in/, 


stance, 


^r,  niatp';,  to  sit,  to 

take  a  seat,  to  be  seated, 
to  remain,  stay,  wait;  to 
dwell,  to  inhabit.  —  Ni.pt. 


,  f  i.p.  n^'fa  to  be 
inhabited.  --  Pi.  DB*  to 
pitch  a  hut,  —  Hi.  ' 

w/.  ayin,   imp. 


to  cause  to  sit,    to  cause 


137 


to  dwell,  to  cause  to 
be  inhabited;  to  marry.  — 
Ho.  2ty*n  to  be  inhabited. 
to  be  made  to  dwell. 


'5     (yose'b 

':  (tfSb*'<|);    1J 

gbf  b*n?'b);    on? 


(y$su'b)  pr.n.m.  ;  pair. 

' 

=  Tlf    see 


'a')  pr.n.m. 


help,     deliverance,    salva 
tion,  victory,  welfare. 

^.,  (y^'s$4)  m   emptiness, 
hunger. 

see  nr?f  M 

(yjSJi't)    M.  tD^in  to 
stretch  out. 

(yls»'y);   3^;  (yJ-I'b)- 


pr.n.m. 

\^'l  see 

y5gira5')  /,  only  pi. 
'],     desolation,     de 
vastation,  destruction. 


(y«sim9'n) 
waste,  desert. 
J  (y55i's)  m  an  old  man. 


,  (yfSjl'm)  fut.  DE'", 
2t^?.,  to  be  waste,  desolate, 
deserted. 


see 


i»/.  ^1^,  fut.  Jjrt,  to  full 
asleep,    to    be    asleep.  - 
A*,    /id.    |,^    to    lull,    to 
make'  one  sleep. 


old,  of  the  last  year. 


c.  ]W'}.  f  r\Mf],  sleeping-. 

dead. 

^8  (y?S?'n)  pr.n.m. 

!Jl£^    (y5s5nu')    pr.n.     of     a 

town  in  Judah. 


V^'iJ,     to     be    delivered, 
saved,  to  get  help.  —  Hi. 

ywn,  inf.  ym-i,  ye/in, 
imp. 


138 


Hosanna], 


fut.  yyv,  yvv,  Pt.  y 

to  help,  save,  deliver. 

^l  (yrs*'),  V 


help,  deliverance,  salvation. 
freedom,  welfare. 
see 


pr. 


of 

(y5's5fg')  m  a  precious  stone, 
jasper. 


.l!    to   be  straight,    to 
go   straight,    to  be  right, 
convenient,  even,  tranquil. 
-  Pi.  "!#:,  "!,#?,   imp-  pi- 

ntf'i,  Arf.  i,^:;,  pt.  itm 

to    make    straight,    even. 
level;  to  declare  right,  to 


approve.  —  Pu.  pt. 
to  be  made  even,  to  be 
beaten  out  flat  [metal].— 
Hi.  Tt^ln,  imp.  "1,^'ln,  fut. 
1^1  to  make  straight  or 
even,  to  look  straight  on. 


;,  straight,  even, 
level  ;      right  ,       upright, 


just,    righteous;    pleasing, 

agreeing. 

#?.  (y?'Sfir) 


),  straightness,  right, 
truth,  duty,  honesty. 


/,  «. 


(y*8vru'n)  m  the 
honest  one,  the  righteous 
little  people  [a  poetical 
name  for  the  people  of 
Israel]. 

tf^  (yTO-s)  orfj.  old,  grey 
headed. 

see  nn      Hith. 


see 


nnn;,  c.n^o:,  peg,  nail, 

pin;  settled  condition; 
prince;  spade,  shovel. 

flrn  (y^o-rrn)  TO,  jjz.  Qspin:, 

orphan,  childless,  forsaken. 
irP  (y^v'r)  m  what  is 
sought  out. 

1^?-  (y&ttl'r)  pr.w.  of  a 
town  in  Judah. 

see 
see 


139 


2X3 


pr.n. 


of     a 


place  in  Dan. 


pr.n.m. 

?T^1    (yl&nS'n)    pr.n. 
town  in  Judah. 


of    a 


NL  "iniJ, 
inr,  p«.  ini:,  p 
f  n^ni;,  pj.  nnni:,  to  be 

left,  to  remain  ;p£.  remnant. 
remainder.  —  Hi.  Tpln, 
inf.  Tpln,  I/Tin,  imp. 

"inln,  /M*.  "i^ni\  -ini"i,  to 

let  remain,  -  to  leave,  to 
.spare;  to  prefer,  to  give 
superiority  or  abundance. 


m,   w.i.  , 

pZ.  D^^,  rope,  cord, 
thread,  string;  remainder, 
remnant,  rest;  abundance, 
preference,  excellence;  adv. 
over  and  above,  besides. 


see 


t!  (yIO-r?')  /  abundance, 
wealth. 


r?     pr.n.m. 

(yjo-ro'n)  m  preference. 
gain,  profit. 


r5'$'m);  PIT  (y^ftf'd-)  pr.n. 


-?  ^  the  eleventh  letter  of 
the  alphabet,  called  *]2 
[hollow  hand,  palm];  as  a 
numeral  3  =  20,  "j  -  500. 

3  prefix,  particle  of  com- 
parisonr  similarity  or  pro 
portion;  before  Sheva  3, 
w.  art.  '2  w. 


npp?,    as,  like,  as  if;  at, 
about  [a  time],   according 


to,  after;  before  an  inf.  = 
as,  when,  if,  after. 

JO  (k?Yb)  /u«.  2X5:,  pt. 
2,813,  pZ.  0^81?,  to  fee] 
pain,  to  feel  a  pang,  to 
suffer.  —  Hi.  inf. 


2X?D,  to  cause  pain,  to 
make  sad,  to  wound,  to 
spoil. 


«         m,    w.s. 
pain,  sorrow,  grief. 


110 


to  be  terrified,  humbled. 
timid,  sad.  —  HI  "S?1. 
tYi/.  rnJOn  to  make  timid 
or  sad. 

JO  (ka'g')  arf/.,  only  pZ. 
2SX3,  troubled,  sad,  timid. 


[for  '"USD;  or  '1 

see  "11  D],  to  pierce,  to  di 

out. 


make  heavy,  to  oppress; 
to  make  dull;  to  make 
honoured;  to  get  renown. 


c.  ., 
heavy,  weighty,  grievous; 
numerous,  great;  dull. 
hardened  awkward. 


the  liver. 


t^'iO  (k&"agg'r)  conj.  as. 
while,  where,  in  order 
that,  so  that,  when,  in  so 
far  as  [see  ItP'KJ. 


^,  to  be  heavy,  weighty. 
severe  ,  numerous  ,  con 
siderable.  honoured,  re 
nowned;  to  be  dull.  —  Ni. 

-£?:,  inf.  nnpn;  fut.  nnp:, 

pt.  TO^  ^.  c.  ^3?J,  /i';>^. 
nl^llpj,  to  be  honoured. 
esteemed;  to  show  one 
self  great  or  mighty;  to 
be  wealthy,  rich.  —  Pi. 
123,  inf.  and  imp.  123, 
fut.  H53?.  p«.  12  2  P  to 
honour;  to  make  heavy  ,  hard, 
dull.  —  Pu.  M"T3p;  to  be 
honoured,  esteemed.  —  Hi. 
T,2?n,  tn/-  and  imp.. 
' 


splendid,  rich  :  sztft^.  riches, 

possession. 
*^??    (k?'^g4)  »»   heaviness, 

weight;     multitude;     vio 

lence. 
H12^  (k*bcdu  ft)  /difficulty. 

nij  (k5w)  fut.  n:^,  to 

be  quenched,  to  go  out,  — 
Pi.  n^D,  inf.  n"l?3,  /to. 
11321,  to  quench,  to  ex 
tinguish. 

3    (k^bo'd)    m     [MI/-    of 


weight, 
honour,  esteem,  glory,  ma 
jesty;   abundance,  wealth; 
poet,  soul,  person. 
^QS      (k^bu'l)    pr.n.     of     a 
city  in  Asher;    a  district 
of  20  towns  in  Galilee. 
3     (k^bbo'n)    pr.n.    of    a 
in  Judah. 


-P33 


141 


(k&bbi'r)     adj. ,      pZ. 
D^P23,  great,  mighty. 
"PI?  (k5bfr)  ™  mattress. 

^b     (kg'bfil)    771,    pi.    C.     ^53, 

fetter,  bond. 

DnS  (kiw-fl)  p«.  D313,  to 
tread,  to  trample;  to 
wash,  to  full.  —  Pi.  D33 
and  OS?,  imp.  D33.  /M«. 
D33;,  p«.  D339,  to  wash, 
to  full,  to^cleanse.  —  PM. 
D33  to  be  washed. 

Hoihp.  033,-!  [for 

to  be  washed,  purified. 

155    (kvbwv  IK. 

/M«.  I1,??:,  p«.  T^l?D,  to 
make  heavy,  to  make 
many;  to  multiply;  pt.  = 
fulness,  plenty. 

"IJ5?1  (k5b5'r)  m  length, 
extent;  adv.  long  ago, 
already. 

"Q? 2     (k5b5'r)     pr.n.     of     a 
river  in  Mesopotamia. 
^D  (k*b?rr)  /  a  sieve. 

f,  c.  rri??, 

length,  extent;  a  measure 
of   distance    [parasang   or 
30  stadia]. 
ajD   (kfi'Wfi)  m,  pZ.  D 
young  sheep,  lamb. 

)  /,  c. 


pZ.  ntp^p,  c.  ri^D;  also 
n^^D  (kjLbB?')  /  lamb, 
young  female  sheep. 


p«.  EO.  to  tread  down. 
to  trample  on,  to  subdue. 
to  force  [a  woman].  —  Ni. 
t£Q?J  to  be  conquered, 
siibdued.  -  -  Pi.  5^3?  to 
subdue.  —  Hi.  fut.  r'^p: 
to  subdue. 

s    m  footstool. 


(klbs5'n)     m     oven, 
furnace. 

"I?    (kftd)    /,    w.s.  ^3,    pi. 
D^D,  bucket,  pail,  vessel. 
?  (k^iddv'r)  m  ball. 
see  S1. 

(k5,4k?'d)  ?n  a  precious 
stone,  ruby  or  carbuncle. 


pr.n.m. 

ID  (kp)  adv.  thus,  so;  here, 
there,  thither;  this  way. 
that  way. 


%  to  be  faint,  dim. 
feeble,  dull.  --  Pi  H^'3, 
nH3  tn^r.  to  be  faint,  pale, 
dim;  to  be  timid,  de 
sponding;  tr.  to  rebuke. 
chide. 


142 


nrD  (k?h5')  f  mitigation. 

nnS  (k?hgr)  ad;'.,  /  |%"f~P, 
pi.  nirD,  dim,  expiring, 
faint,  dull,  timid,  pale. 

/n)     Pi.   in3,     inf. 


to  act   as  priest,  to  be  a 

priest,     to     adorn     with 

priestly  dress. 

pS  (koh?'n)  w,   pZ.  D'jqb, 

c.  y.n?,    priest,    minister; 

fet^D     >lbn     the     High 

Priest. 


priesthood, 


(kul?)  pr.n.T)f  a  southern 
country  [Nubia]. 


priest's  office. 


c.  ynip,  helmet. 

*v5r)   M.  TOJ,    /M«. 
l^  to  be  burned,  scorched. 

1?  (k5vlyyf')  /  burn,  scar. 


w,    c. 

:.   0^13,    c.  ^ 
star;  a  great  prince. 

(kul)  pf.  7$,  to  hold, 
to  measure.  —  PiZp.  ?,??•?, 
/Vt<.  7,3^3?,  pi.  ^,5r2^?  to 
hold,  to  contain;  to  bear; 
to  preserve,  maintain, 


support,  nourish.  —  Pulp. 
fcjj}  (kjjikyi)  to  be 
sustained,  nourished.  — 

HI  ^pn,  inf.  ^pq,  /M«. 

7*0^  to  hold,  contain;  to 
bear,  hold  out. 


m    an   orna 
ment,  gold  beads  or  bracelet. 

D1     (kyn)     M.    liD;,     tmp. 

p>i,  M.  ii?:,  Pt.  ii?i,  Pz. 

D^T3J,  /•  np;  to  stand 
firm,  to  be  established;  to 
be  firm,  steadfast,  faith 
ful,  sure,  reliable,  fixed; 
to  be  ready  .nreBared,  de 
termined.  -^Pjffp'b?  imp. 
,-$1?,  M  $3;,  to  set  up, 
to  make  firm,  to  establish, 
to  build,  to  make  ready. 
to  prepare,  to  direct.  — 
Pu.  ^13  to  be  made  firm, 
to  be  formed.  —  Hi.  "ppH, 

inf.  pn,  pn,  tmP.  ipn, 

fut.  VP;,  1?SL  to  set  up, 
to  establish,  to  found,  to 
prepare,  to  direct,  to  aim, 
to  attend  to.  —  Ho.  ^H, 
pt.  Iplft  to  be  established. 
to  be  made  ready,  to  be 
set  in  order.  —  Hith. 


\ti3]  to  be  set  up,  to  be 
built;  to  make  oneself 
ready. 


143 


D*  (kun)    pr.w.  of    a    city 
in  Phenicia. 


'n)    m,    pi.   D$3, 
a  cake  for  offerings. 


(k?fi)  /,  pZ.  nlDb,  cup. 

vessel;  portion,  lot. 
D*Da  (k$B)    m    an   unclean 

bird,  owl  or  pelican. 
"IIS1  (kur)   to   dig    out,    to 

pierce;  see  IX  5. 
"1*3     (ktjr)  w  oven,  furnace. 
1^'11D    (ko'r  Wn)    pr.n. 

of  a  town  in  Simeon. 


.  see 
(kyg)  pr.n.m.  ;  Ethiopia; 

««.    yiD,    ^.    D^D, 

^^p,  Ethiopian. 
pr.n.rn. 


Ethiopia. 

I^S    (kyg^'n   rls- 
pr.n.m. 

(ki?'S5rr)  /,  only  PZ. 
p,  prosperity. 

(ku«-),   nno   (kao-r) 

.n.  of  a  city  in  Babylonia. 

rnrVD  see  n^nb. 

M  (k»^)  p«.  21.b,  to  lie, 
to  speak  falsehood.  —  Ni. 
215J  to  be  found  a  liar, 
to  be  false.—  Pi.  M,  in/- 


no,  /w«.  qa;  to  lie,  to 
deceive,  to  be  faithless, 
to  be  false,  to  prove  un 

true.  —  HI  fut.  yyy_  to 

charge  one  with  a  lie. 


c.  ^3]?,    a   lie,    falsehood, 
deception;  idolatry,  idol. 

Otj    (ko'z?b5r)    pr.n.    of    a 
place  in  Judah. 


|1      (k$zfb)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Judah. 


^nb,  f|Hb,  strength,  power; 
violence;  ability;  wealth. 
riches. 


a  species  of 


lizard. 


^J,  to  hide  oneself, 
to  disappear,  to  be  de 
stroyed.  --  Pi.  THD,  fut. 
^p3]  to  hide,  conceal;  to 
deny,  to  disown.  —  Hi. 

Tnpn,   inf.  Trpn,   /««. 

Tn:?l,  in?:i  to  hide, 
conceal,  destroy. 

HS  (k^j'i)  to  paint  [the 
inner  sides  of  the  eyelids 
with  stibium]. 


144 


nil  (k-?c§&'§)  to  decrease,  j 
to  become  lean.  —  Ni.  fut.  \ 
t^np?  and  Hith.  fut.  ^HprP 
to    dissemble    oneself,    to 
flatter.   --    Pi.  t^'p?,    inf. 
&''p3.  fut.  ttf'pD?  to  feign, 
to  deny;  to  lie,  to  deceive 
[expectation] ;     to     submit 
oneself,  to  flatter. 


m,  w.s.  7?Uji, 

pi.  D^np,  c.  \£fu,2.  lying; 

deceit,  denial,  flattery: 
leanness. 

STi?  (kgdjs'S)  adj..  only  pi. 
D  ty~iD.  lying,  false. 

?*  (kj)  m  mark,  burn, 
brand. 

?a  (kj)  cow;,  that,  so  that, 
because,  when,  for;  EN*  sp 
that  if,  but,  nay  but,  but 
when,  unless,  but  indeed, 
certainly. 

?  (kjd)  m  calamity. 
p    (kfdo'd)  m  spark. 

P?1     (kido'n)     m      spear, 
javelin. 
V"P?2    (kjdp'n)    pr.w.    of    a 

place. 

YiT?  (kido'r)  w  war. 
storming. 

^?  (kiyyu'n)  pr.n.  of  a 
heathen  deity,  Saturn. 


TrO:  "I]1?  (klyyo'r)  m  pot, 
basin,  fire-pan,  water-basin. 

T^?  (Itll^'y),  *Jj3  (kelCi'y)  arfj. 
niggard,  miser,  cheat. 

*}^r)    (icfl&'f)    »n,    only   pZ. 

flis^p,  hammer,  axe. 
njD^?  (kim?')  /  the  Pleiades, 

a  group  of  seven  stars. 
D^?  (kfe)  m  purse,  bag;  cup. 

T?  (kjr)  m,  only  du.  Q^T.'1?, 
cooking-pan  [with  a  lid]. 

Ti££n?  (kiso'r)  m  a  distaff, 
holding  the  flax  for  spin 
ning. 

nDp    (k5'cf)3)    adv.  SO,    thus. 

1^?   (klkks'r)  /.  c.  "12 p,  dn. 

and'  nii5P,'  Tc.  niipp, 

round,  circle,  circuit, 
district;  disk,  round  loaf 
or  cake;  round  weight, 
talent  [=  3000  shekels]. 

si  (kol)  w,  c.  "'^5  (ko1)?  w-5- 
1?p,  ^J^P,  R3??:  the  whole, 
totality;'  all,  whole,  each, 
every,  any;  adu.  wholly. 

^5     (W)     [takes     also 
forms   from   H^D]   p/.  w/.s. 
»*  j-p,  t»np.  H,^<P, 


to  re 
tain,  bar,    restrain,    close, 


145 


shut  up,  hinder.  —  Ni.  fut. 
N/?3^  ^°  ^e  restrained, 
hindered.  —  Pi  in/.  K^2  = 

nb  see  n,^3  Pi. 

hS     (kg'lg)      7H,       M/.S.    1X^15, 

pi.  D"1^^?'  confinement, 
prison;  du.  D?|^^3  two 
different  things,  two  kinds. 


5       pr.n.m. 
(kale'b)    pr.n.m.  ;    pair. 


(kg'lgb)  TO,  i.p.  3,5, 
pi/D^?,  c.  p?3,  a  dog; 
a  male  prostitute. 


5ir)  in/, 

!"l?5?,  %,  to  be  completed, 
finished,  ready;  to  be  at 
an  end,  to  be  consumed. 
destroyed,  to  vanish.  —  Pi. 

nb,  inf.  nh  pfel  nib, 
n?2,  imp.  nb,  /M«.  n?^, 

^,5^1,  to  complete,  finish. 
end,  execute;  to  cease;  to 
consume,  to  spend,  to 
destroy.  —  Pu.  H^?,  fut. 
nb?  to  be  completed, 
finished  [see  also  N*?p]. 

",??*  (k?;!?')  /  consumption, 
destruction;  H^  Ht^^  to 
destroy  totally;  adv.  to 
tally,  entirely. 

n^|  (w)  adj.,  /pi.  nib, 

pilling   [of  the  eye]. 

Hcbrew-Euglish. 


)  /,  w.s.  inD, 

ni,      npS,      bride; 
daughter-in-law. 


prison. 

TO1    (k'lo'b)    m    basket; 

cage  for  birds. 

S*  (k'"iarb)  pr.n.m. 
see  3J3. 

(k*luh*'y),       l^b 
(k5luhu')  pr.w.w. 

^D    (kHqia')   /,    only  pi. 
,  bridal  state. 
ke'la^)     pr.n.     of     a 
city     in     Assyria,     to-day 
Nimrud. 

?^1  (kg'lWj)  w  vigour, 
strength. 

3    (k«l|')    m,    i.p.   ^5,    pi. 

D$3,  c.  ',??,  «,.«.'  ^p, 
DH^?,  vessel,  implement, 
equipmeu  t  ,  baggage  ; 

garments  ;  instruments, 
weapons,  armour;  boat; 
seat. 

see  «^?. 

(k»y?').  /,  only  pi 
ni)5?,  c.  ni)1??,  the  reins, 
kidneys;  the  interior,  the 
inward  parts. 

^3  (klll5yo'n)  m,  c.  ^^3, 
destruction,  pining. 

•10 


^P?  (kilyo'n)  pr.n.m 

?  (kflj'i)  adj.,  c.  W?, 
complete,  perfect;  subst. 
the  whole,  complete  sacri 
fice,  holocaust. 

SpD  (k^lko'l)  pr.n.m. 

?5  (k?i*'i)  to  make  perfect. 

?5   (k?l&'ra)  M.  Di??J,   in/- 


to  be  ashamed,    to  be  in 
sulted,  to  be  disappointed. 
-  Hi.  DPff    tw/: 


reproacli,  revile,  chide;  to 

shame;  intr.  to  feel  shame. 
-  Ho.  D^n    to    be   dis 

appointed;  to  be  hurt. 
*IppS    (kllm&'d)    pr.n.   of    a 

district     in    Mesopotamia 

or  Media. 
HtifaS  (knimm?')  /,  «.  HD^?, 

p^.  nll3?p,  reproach,  shame, 

contumely. 
n^ltppS    (k5Hmm\i'0-)    /    re 

proach,  contumely. 
rp/5  (k^ln?')  pr-n.  of  a  city 

in  Babylonia,  Ctesiphon. 
wD  (kglnp')  pr.w.  of  a  city. 

either  =  H^S,  or  in  Syria. 
F1M   (kfmji'h)   to   pine,    to 

long  for. 
D?    (kftmrn?1)    [-=  Hipp  as 


what?]  how  great!  how 
long!  how  many!  how 
often  ! 

HDS  («mh¥'m);  ^P? 
(klmh?'n);  D^IO?  (ksmoh5'm) 
pr.n.m. 


as,  like;  like  as,  when,  as 
soon  as;  thus. 
'lftD  (k5mo'.s)   pr.n.wj.  of  a 
Moabitish  god. 

S  (k$mmo'n)  m  cumin. 

S    (kjmj'fl)    ^«.  p.   DO?, 
to  lay  up,  to  store. 

"IP?  (lqpn»'r)  M.  "lp?J,  to 
be  burnt,  scorched;  to  be 
blackened;  to  be  con 
tracted,  to  be  moved. 

"IDS  (ksratfr)  or  1p?  (ko'm^r) 
m,  only  pZ.  Q^^??  priest, 
idol-priest. 

(kjmri'r)    m,    pi.    c. 
,  obscuration,  eclipse 
[of  the  sun]. 

?1  (kfn),  'I?  (kfin)  arfy.  SO, 
thus,  just  so,  such,  so 
much;  p^  therefore,  on 
account  of,  nevertheless. 

?2  (ken)  adj.,  pi  D^3, 
right,  upright,  honest; 
sw6s«.  the  right;  adv. 
rightly,  honestly. 


147 


?  (ken)  m,  w/.s.  \Jp,  base. 
pedestal,  stand;  place, 
station,  office. 

"$?  0W)  A'.  <14?>  M 
n32]>  to  distinguish  by  a 
surname  or  title,  to  name 
with  honour. 

35  (k$nn$r)  /  a  shoot,    a 
layer. 

J?     (kjnnr)    /,     pi 
gnat,  stinging-fly. 


(k$nnf)  pr.n.  of  a  town. 
probably  the  same  as  rU'pD. 
13D  (klnno'r)  in,  jpZ.  D^JD, 
nil-ID,  a  harp,  lyre. 


(klnnj'm)  w  gnat, 
gnats. 


imp.  , 

protect  [but  see  n^3]. 


see 


to 


pr.w.w. 


DJ,  to  collect,  heap  up; 
to  assemble.  —  Pi.  D3S. 
/•M«.  DiD^  to  collect,  to 
gather  together.  —  Hith. 
inf.  Dil.30n  to  hide  one 
self,  to  wrap  oneself  in. 

At.   J»?J»    in/. 


M  ^^,   to   be 

humbled,  subdued,  sub 
jected;  to  humble  oneself, 
to  submit.  --  Hi.  y^?H, 
fut.  y^?l,  ^J?l  to  'bow 
down,  humble,  subdue. 


bundle,  travelling   effects. 


.n.w.,  Ca 
naan;  jf<n<.  ^1|J5,  pZ. 
D^p.?,  Canaanite,  Phe- 
nician;  tradesman,  mer 
chant. 


pr.n. 


to  hide  oneself. 


S^p,  wing;  du.  pair  of 
wings  ;  extremity  ,  edge, 
border,  skirt,  side,  wing 
of  an  army;  pinnacle, 
battlement. 


pr.n.,    i.p. 


,  also 

a  city  in  Naphtai;  D^D  Dl 
or  ni"|5D  Dl  the  Lake  of 
Gennezaret. 


/",     only   pi. 

fl^5,   surname,  title;   fel 
low-officer,  colleague. 
10* 


148 


D3  (k?B)  m  =  Xp?  throne. 


Sj  HDD  (kg'Bg)  «i  time 
of  the  full  moon,  festival. 

NED    (klBBe'),     HDD   m,    w.«. 


high    seat,    chair, 


throne. 


pt.  nob,  p*.  _p. 

viDD.    c.    ^9??    t0    COVer:     t0 

conceal.  —  ATi..  «n/.  flUppH 
to  be  covered.  —  Pi.  HD?, 

inf.  nips,  M  HDD;,  q2;i 

to  cover,  conceal,  hide;  to 
clothe;  to  cover  sin,  to 
forgive;  to  keep  secret.  — 
Pa.  HDp  and  ngj  (k«BB?r), 


nssno,   pi.  D^psnp,  to 

hide  oneself,  to  wrap  one 
self  up. 


see  nnio. 

.03   (kpy'y)  m,    c. 
coverin. 


a  coverng, 
veiling,  cover,  garment. 

nps  (k3Bj'^)  p«.  ^.  niDD, 
pz.  DTHD5,  f  nniD?,  to 

cut  off. 


foolish,  a  fool,  stupid. 
impious;  £>Z.  the  constella 
tion  Orion. 


pr.n. 


of    a 


place  in  Judah. 


folly. 


I—    T 

be  foolish. 


t.) 


(kg'Bgl)  and 


loin,  interior;  folly;  con 
fidence. 

"^P?  (kiBl5r)  f  folly;  con 
fidence,  hope. 

PDD  (kiBlfv)  m  name  of  the 
9th  month  of  the  Hebrew 
year  [December  to  January]. 


(k5B5lo'n)    pr.n.  of    a 
place  in  Judah. 

'n)  pr.n.m. 

(  ksB$ll9'6-  )       and 


pr.n.     of     a     place     near 
Mount  Tabor. 


pr.n. 

of  a  people  and  district  in 
Lower  Egypt. 

inf. 
to  shear. 


fut. 

ftpS  (k$Bflg'mgd-)/  a  species 
of  grain,  spelt. 


to  number,  reckon. 

pD  (kwf)  /u«.  p]b?:,  to 

pine  for,  to  long  after.  — 


Ni.  P]D?:,  inf.  P]D?:,  p*. 
^15?:  to  turn  pale,  to  be 
disconcerted;  to  long  after. 

]D3    (kS'BSl)    m,    ip.  TO, 

MM.'  'spa,  pi  Q'sp?,  «,.«. 

OrVBpD,  silver,  silver  coin, 
money,  shekel. 

O2D3  (ks'fllfy*1)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  between  Babylon  and 
Jerusalem. 
CO    (k$W)    /,    only   pZ. 

ninop,  c.  ninp?,  pillow. 

cushion. 

(ksVB)  tn/.  Dly?,  M. 
%  to  be  disturbed, 
fretful,  angry.  —  Pi.  DV?  to 
provoke,  irritate.  --  Hi. 

073,1.  ?n/-  D\V?D,    /M*. 

D^?:,'DV?:I,  p«;  07312, 

to  excite,  provoke,  vex, 
grieve. 


,   sorrow, 
vexation,    anger,   provoca 
tion,  fretful  ness. 
^JJ?  (k»'f&B)  wi,    the  same 
as  Dt?,3. 

]?  (k»f)  A  w.«.  ^3,  du. 
D:^,  c.  ^3,  w.«.  ^3,  pi. 
I"riEO,  the  curved  or  hollow 
hand,  palm,  paw,  forefoot; 
sole  [of  the  foot];  pan, 
dish;  handle;  twig,  branch. 


)?  (ki>f)  TO,    only  pi  D 
rock    cliff. 


turn  aside. 


palm-branch,  branch;    the 

high,  the  noble. 

lISS  (k«f5'r)  m  cup,  goblet  ; 

hoar-frost. 


S  (kjft'fl)  »»  cross-beam, 
rafter. 

S3  (k«fi'r)  m,  p«.  D^T??, 
young  lion,  young  hero; 
village. 

n*>*p3    (k*firr)    pr.n.   of    a 
city  in  Benjamin. 

33  (kjfft'l)  pt.  p.  ^iD3  to 
fold  together,  to  double 
up;  pt.  p.  doubled,  double. 
-  Ni.  ?B3J,  M  X?^,  to 
be  doubled,  repeated. 


a  doubling,  the  double; 
adv.  twice. 

S3  (kffji'n)  to  bend  towards. 
SiD  (kgcf$'n)  m  hunger. 

?  (ksf^'i)  in/.  f]b  [pp^q 

with  H.  interr.  and  *?].  pi. 
p.  PjIDD  to  curve,  to  bend 
down.  —  Ni.  fut.  l.sg.  ^SN 
to  bow,  to  humble  oneself. 


150 


T)  Pi.  IB..?,  inf. 
and  imp.  "IB.3,  /trf.  1BD], 
to  cover,  to  forgive,  ex 
piate,  atone  for.  —  Pw.lB?, 
/M*.  "120?  to  be  atoned  for, 
to  be  forgiven,  extinguished. 
-  Hith.  fut.  ISpO:  and 
Nithp.  "1B.2J  to  be  forgiven. 
expiated. 

"I55a   (k$f&'r)    [cfcnom.  from 
*IS.!b]  to  cover  with  pitch. 

"IB?  (ktf*'r)  »»,  c.  IS?,  />Z. 
D'HS.?,  hamlet,  village. 


.n.  of  a  place  in 


Benjamin. 


p'),  pi  D^S?  village; 
pitch  ;  cypress  -  flower  ; 
ransom. 


HS!D  (klppuifm)  jn/pZ.  ex 
piation,  atonement. 


k^ppp'rg^)  /  cover, 
lid  of  the  ark,  the  pro- 
piatory. 


to  press  down,  to  trample 
down. 


pi  D^FlSD,  capital  of  a 
column  ,  ornament  [knob, 
crown]  of  the  candelabrum. 


(k§ftoT)     pr.n.,    pi 
.  Crete  [Cappadocia, 
Cyprus?];  pi  Cretans. 
"I?1  (k*r)  m,  pi  DnD,  lamb, 
sheep;  battering-ram. 


pasture,  meadow;  a  camel's 

saddle,  litter. 
"O   (kpr)  wi  a  measure  for 

dry    goods     and     liquids 
^  [=  10  ephahs  or  baths]. 
^5"]5       (k&rH'l)      Pu.     pt. 

921  39  to  be  clothed  with. 

rTO1  (k5rr)  M  nn?:,  to 

pierce,  dig,  excavate;  to 
devise.  —  Ni.  fut.  H1^  to 
be  digged. 

nns2  (k$r$')  /w«.  ni?>,  to 

prepare  a  banquet,  to 
make  a  feast. 

rra8  (ksrr)  fut.  rn?:,  to 

buy,  purchase;  to  bargain. 

k^rr)    /,    only    pi 
p,  rn?,  pit,  cistern. 
,?  (ker?r)  /"banquet,  feast. 


^-l?,  Cherub. 

(k'ra'b)    pr.n.    of    a 
place  in  Babylonia. 
l?    (k5rjr)    »n     coZ/.    royal 
body-guard,     executioners 
[Cariaus?]. 


nn? 


151 


brook. 


vorce. 


of     a 


/,  pz. 

,    separation,    di 


"]        (k&rko'b)      m,      w.s. 
,  border,  margin. 

p"1?  (k&rkp'm)  m  Indian 
saffron. 

ppl?  (kark'ml'g)  pr.n. 
of  a  city  on  the  Euphrates. 
Circesium. 

sH?   (k$rk&'fi)  pr.n.m. 

'r^)   /,    only 
fleet    camel. 
dromedary. 

*1?  (kg'rfim)  «n,  t.p.  DID, 
w.s.  n?"p,  p|.  D'PT?,  c. 
sp1:S,  garden,  orchard, 
vineyard,  plantation. 

pr.n.m. 

(k^rmfi)  m  carmine, 
crimson  colour  and  cloth. 

m  [-  D^J, 
garden-fruit, 

garden-grain;    as    a   pr.n. 
Mount     Carmel;     also     a 
town  near  the  Dead  Sea; 
gent.  ^2,  /  *&?%. 
2)  (k*r5'n)  pr.n.m. 
D*1?  (klrflf'm)  Pi.,  fut.  w.s. 


n|^p"l??,    to   browse,    to 
eat  off. 
?    (kjrO    in/.   «*)?,    /ui. 

y.i?:,  p/.  ^3,  jrf.  QTlt*. 

/  rriinp,  to  bend  [the 
knees],  to  kneel  down,  to 
sink  down,  to  cower,  to 
writhe  in  pain.  —  Hi. 

vn?n,   inf.  r,"l?n,  fut. 

t/"H51,  to  bow,  bend,  pro 
strate,  afflict,  grieve. 

STD  (k?rr)  /,  only  du. 
D?TO,  w-s-  V,VT?,  the 
legs,  the  lower  parts  of 
the  thigh. 

DS^5  (kUlrp^'fi)  m  cotton- 
stuff. 

"1^3    (kir»'r)  Pi.  pt.  15139, 

to  turn  about,  to  dance. 
t£HS  (k'rffi)  »n  belly,  paunch. 
.!p  (ko'rgs)  pr.n.m.,  Cyrus. 
(k^r§sn?r)     pr.n.m. 
[Persian]. 

rn?  (k?r^)  tn/.  nip,  ni?, 


to  cut,  to  cut  off;  to  maim, 
castrate  ;  to  root  out,  to 
destroy;  n^  niD  to  make 
a  covenant.  —  Ni.  njTpJ, 

inf.  nipn,  fut.  ni^,  'to 

be   felled,    to  be   cut  off; 


nin-3? 


to  be  consumed,  exiled, 
destroyed.  —  Pu.  rn!b  to 
be  cut  off,  to  be  cut  down. 

-  HI  nn?n,  »»/.  nn?n, 

fut.  nn^l,'  rf!31  to  de 
stroy,  cut  off,  withdraw. 

—  HO.  rrpri  to  be  cut 

off.  withdrawn. 

rvirrD    (k'r 

hewed  beams. 


(k'rc&J1)  pr.n.ro.,  pi. 
DTI13,  executioner,  body 
guard  of  David  [Cretans 
or  Philistines  come  from 
Crete]. 

t£O  (k£'B£b)  m,  pi 
and  n3ip  (klBbO/ 
and  H^flp,  lamb. 


(k&fidf)  pr.n.,  only 
pZ.  D^S,  0^3,  Chal 
deans,  astrologers,  star- 
gazers;  Chaldaea;  iy.  Zoc. 

n 


(k?B?')  to  be  fat. 
{^5  (kftSSjl)  «i  axe,   hoe. 
in/1.  ^,  /u«. 


nitp'p,  to  totter,  to  fail. 
to  stumble,  to  faint,  to 
fall.—  M.  h&'3),fut.  h$y.t 
pt.  7,^?J  to  totter,  stumble, 
fall;  to  become  weak.  — 


Pi.  fut.  ?j^5J  .to  cause  to 
fall.  -  -  Hi.'^Viri,  inf. 
^T^,  M  W51  to  cause 
to  fall,  to  cause  to 
stumble,  to  seduce,  to 
lead  astray.  —  Ho.  pt. 
7t^'?p  to  be  overthrown, 
to  be  felled. 

V^?  (kfcWn)  mstumbling, 
fall.  ruin. 


9,  to  mutter  ma 
gical  words  or  incanta 
tions,  to  practice  magic. 

?   (k&gSTf)  OT  magician, 
sorcerer. 


w,  only  ;^. 
p,  incantation,  sorcery. 
lt^3  (k?Sf'r)  /M«.  1^'?:  to 
be  proper,  right,  pleasing; 
to  thrive,  to  grow. 
Hi.  inf.  T,#3D  to  give 
prosperity. 

inrr?  (ki§r?'n)  m  profit, 

advantage,    success,    pros 
perity. 


nnp, 

p«.  p.  S^riJ,  to  write,  to 
inscribe,  to  write  down, 
to  record,  to  describe,  to 
prescribe.  —  Ni.  3FQJ,  fut. 
to  be  written,  in- 


153 


scribed.    —    Pi.   2£D,    pt. 

nriDp  to  write  [a  decree]. 
270    (ks$5'b)     TO     writing, 

copy,  book,  register,  letter, 

written  decree. 
rOhD  (kty?W)  f  a  writing. 


(kM'm)    and    D»n3 
(kMyyfm)   pr.n.m.  ^Z.,    in 
habitants  of  np  [Cittium], 
Cyprians,  western  nations. 
rPrD  (kaO-I'ft)    m    fine    oil 
[from  pounded  olives]. 
O  (kp'&gl)  m  a  wall. 
?n?   (kia-U'g)   pr.n.  of   a 
place  in  Judah. 

cps  (kmrm)  Ni.  pt.  oro;  to 

be  inscribed,  to  be  written. 
D3TO    k'm  m  [fine]  gold. 


(k«S-5'ng«-)     /,     w.s 

Z.  ri*ljr]?,    c. 

np'^-)  shirt,  tunic. 


nlsnp,  nnp,'  c. 

shoulder,     shoulder-blade. 
side,     flank,     border;  pi. 


shoulder-parts,  projections. 

"iro   (k^?t'r)  PI.  in?  to 

surround,  besiege;  to  wait. 

-  Hi.  T,n?n,  /-M«.  -i^np^ 

to  surround;  to  encompass; 
to  wear  as  a  crown. 
"IPO     (kg'fl-gr)     m     crown, 
diadem. 

ki?a«ft)   /,  pi 

n,  crown  of  a  column, 
capital. 

ETO    (ksa-ji's)    A««.     ' 
to  pound,  to  bruise. 

r\ro  (k^o-^'o-)   inf.         , 
imp.  nb,  ^z.  ^nb,  fut.  np?, 

j?«.  />.  ninD  to  hammer,  to 
forge;  to  beat  to  pieces, 
to  shatter;  to  castrate.  - 
Pi.  nrO  to  hammer;  to 
beat  to  pieces;  to  ruin, 
destroy.  —  Pu.  nn?  to  be 
dashed  together.  -  -  Hi. 

npn,  fut.  pi.  w.s.  Q*np:i  to 

scatter,  to  rout.  -  -  Ho. 
nDri,  fut.  r\y  to  be  beaten 
to  pieces,  to  be  broken; 
to  be  crushed,  to  be  de 
stroyed.  .  ,;t* 


?  the  twelfth  letter  of  the 
alphabet,  called  "l££  [ox- 
goad]  ;  as  a  numeral  —  30. 


?  I?  1  prefixed  prep,  to,  for, 
towards,  belonging  to,  in 
regard  to,  according  to,  in ; 


154 


[i.p.  TjJ],         , 

,  qjfc,  rroj, 

p?,  ID,?],  -W?, 


/  (l?)  adv.  of  negation, 
not,  no;  in  questions,  ex 
pecting  affirmative  an 
swers:  tf^rj;  N^3  besides, 
without. 

BT^    0?-4'b.5'r)   pr-n.    of 
a  place  in  Gilead. 

frO 


(19 


pr.n.rn. 


to  be  tired,  to  be  wearied. 
to  toil.  —  Ni.  HX^J,  pt.  f 


NJ  to  tire  oneself,  to  be 
tired,  weary,  exhausted.  — 

m.  r\^ri.  inf.  ni^n  to 

make   weary,    to   exhaust, 
to  make  impatient. 


=  o^  see  017. 
see  t5J. 

to    hide,     to 
cover. 

5$  (i,Yt)  m,  w.s.  \L*^, 
tarrying,  slowness  [or  de 
rived  from  ttN,  ttK  = 
privily,  noiselessly]. 


nation. 


^IN,  peopk, 


(l*'ymmi'ra)  pr.n.   of 
an  Arabian  tribe. 

?    C?\>)  »n,  c.  'nj5,  «;.«.  ^^, 

pj.  ni^,  and  n;^  (TO'V)', 
c.  an^,  «,.,.  ^5?,  0553?. 

the  heart,  the  centre,  the 
middle. 


(i<b?y)  /,    only  PZ. 
,  lioness. 

(l*br?'0-)  j^r.n.  of  a 
place  in  Simeon. 

(«b)  Ni.  3,3^,  Arf. 
23  J?  to  be  intelligent.  — 
Pi.  fut.  33^?  to  rob  the 
heart,  to  bewitch;  to  make 
cakes  [den.  of  n,}^]. 

see  3i?. 

see  ri^3^. 
see  13. 


j,  flame. 


/  =  3^  heart. 


see 


,  tPZlp  (l*bu's)  w,  w.s. 
7,    garment, 


clothing,  wife  [?]. 


/u«.  tD3,    to    fall,    to  be 
thrown  down. 


156 


(i<bf)  m,  pi  DN,  lion. 
and  f  lion, 


')  /  lioness. 

')  /,  only  Pi 


lioness. 


,  cake,  pancake. 
see  Dpta 

^9  (Wn)  inf.  1^,  M 
1.  jjZ.  <"1J3;^  to  make 
bricks  fafffl-  ~  #»-.  V&3, 
inf.  1^5  [for  f$Zt?],  M 
PJJ72,  to  be  wbite  ;  to  make 
white,  to  purify. 

^1    (l*te'n)    adj.,    c.  ]$, 

pi.  wfff,   f  n^,   pi 

^JJ,  white,  bright. 

(I5b?'n)  pr.n.m.;  also 
pr.n.  of  a  place  in  the 
desert. 

Dlp1  (i^h^n^')  /  the  moon 
[the  white,  the  pale], 
^p*  (l«b.?n$r)  pr.n.m. 


.  V.57,    limestone,    brick. 


tile. 


1)  /  whiteness, 


transparency. 


pr.n.    of    a 


town  in  Judah. 


W1?11^)  w1  storax-tree, 
white  poplar. 


white  resin,  frankincense. 


IJjp8    (I5bon$')    pr.n.    of    a 
place  near  Shiloh. 

J?  (1'b.fnp'n)  pr.n.,  w.  art. 
"jiJQpn,  the  white  mountain, 
Lebanon. 


pr.n.m. 


see 


«-  p-      ?f  5  to  wrap 
up,    to  cover,    to  put  on, 
to  dress  or  clothe  oneself. 
-  Pu.  pt.   Bft|9    to    be 
clothed.  —  Hi.  li  /"<- 


to  clothe. 


see 
^^  (log:)  m  basin;  a  measure 

containing   the    12th   part 

of  a  VH. 
"I-5  (l?d)  pr.n.  of  a  town  in 

Benjamin,  Lydda. 
"D"T5    (ijdbj'r)    pr.n.    of    a 

place  in  Gilead. 

nib,  rr    see  -. 


,  pi 

c.  ^CJJ,  flame,  lightning; 
the  shining  point  of  a 
spear;  sword-blade. 


156 


/,  pi  ninn?,  c. 


pr.n.  pZ., 
an  Hand  tic  people,  Libyans. 
m  meditation, 

study. 


pr.n.m. 


be  exhausted,  to  faint. 


to 


Hithpalp.    pt. 
,  to  behave  fool 
ishly,  to  be  mad. 


D'ttrp,  •  to  burn,  to  be 
furious.  --  Pi.  ^rh,  fid. 
^^2]  to  set  on  fire,  to 
kindle,  to  consume. 
n?  (l&'h&t)  m  flame,  flash 
in  blade. 


c.  'pt  secret  art,  magic. 
sorcery. 

)    J7{^.  p«.  p?. 

what  is  eaten 
greedily,  dainties;  [others: 
wounding  or  mysterious 
words]. 


|<    (itfhf'n)  adv.  therefore, 
)   /,    only  c. 
D^,     assembly,     troop, 
company. 
^  =  *fe  [see  also  ^]. 


H?  (ia)  conj.  if,  if  yet; 
oh  that!  oh  if! 
^W  (lubj'm)  also  D^ 
(lybbi'm)  pr.n.m.  pZ.,  Libyans. 
lv  (lii4)  pr.n.m.  Lydia, 
Lydians;  D1'!';5  a  people 
in  Ethiopia. 


rn?,  to  cleave  to,    to  ac- 
conipany;  to  borrow.  —  M. 


i~n?J,  fut.  I"]]??,  to  join, 
to  attach  oneself.  —  Hi. 

rn^n,  fut.  n£:,  Pt.  rn>D 

to  lend. 

'V?1  (luz)  /M«.  l}?;  to  bend, 
to  turn  away.  —  M.  p«. 
tlfj  to  be  perverted,  per 
verse,  wicked.  —  Hi.  fut. 
lyl  to  turn  away,  to  de 
part. 

.*SJ2       ,          > 

7<  (lwz)  »w  almond-  or 
nut- tree. 

'V  (luz)  pr.n.  of  a  town, 
afterwards  ?N"n<)3;  pr.n. 
of  a  Hittite  town. 

^Y  (iu'n^)  m,  pZ.  nlnit5, 

nln?,    table,    plate,    slab, 
board,    plank;    du.  D?,Qn^ 
deck  of  a  ship. 
l^riv    (lu^i'O-)   pr.n.    of    a 
place  in  Moab. 


pr.w.m. 


157 


(lot)  «i  covering1,  veil. 

(iat)  p/.  t^,  i><.  ttft, 
/?«.  p.  /  n|5^,  to  cover, 
hide,  conceal.  —  fK.  /M«. 
B^JJl  to  cover. 
n?  (levf)  pr.w.^n.;  pair.  ^V? 
[for  V.I?],  pZ-  D?)?. 

T!^     (Uvy?')    /"     wreath. 
garland. 

?T)T  -    O^'y^^'n)  w  serpent. 
crocodile,  huge  sea-monster. 

(lul)  w,  only  pZ.  D^ 
winding  stairs. 


con;,  if  not,  unless. 

1    (lun),     1^    (llu)    pf.   £, 
in/.   1^,  ft  imp.  V?,  M 

TKi  K.  1?SU  ^-  p.  to 

pass  the  night,  to  turn 
in,  to  stop  for  the  night. 
to  lodge,  to  abide,  to  re 
main,  to  continue.  —  Hi. 

•p^n,  fut.  v,h>  to  cause  to 

remain  over  night.  —  Hith. 
fut.  yj^  to  lodge,  to 
stay. 

b*  (isn)  M.  li^:,  M  li>:, 

to  mutter,  to  murmur,  to 
be  refractory.  —  Hi.  "p,1?^ 
/a«.  fe,  i^l,  /rf.  V>Q  the 
same  as  M. 

?^  (iu'a-)  Pf.  Pi.  '^.  ly^l, 


fut.  V5.T,  to  swallow  down  ; 
to  talk  foolishly. 

tr^i  Pf.  tf,  *>*. 

y?,    PZ.    D^p,     to    mock, 
deride,4  scorn.  —  Hi.  ]^u, 


\8vP,  to  mock,  scorn;  to 
interpret,  to  meditate.  — 
MM.  V.S^riri  to  act  as  a 
mocker. 

(W)    inf.   B>'^,    tm/>. 


(v*yy*'l$§),    p*. 
to  knead. 


2    (lyS)  pr.n.m. 


perverseness. 

\2    (\W)    adj.,    pi.    DT^, 
moist,  fresh,  green. 


freshness,  vigour. 

^inp  (ls^u'm),  Din 

w.  w.».  \pn?,  "i^^n?,  food, 

nourishment;  flesh,  body. 


.,      .    .,    . 

chin,  cheek;  jaw-bone. 


of  a  place   on  the  border 
of  Philistsea. 


'(§)  m/.  "n,  to 

lick,  to  lick  off,  to  eat  off. 


158 


-  Pi.  *ff?,  fut.  "n?],  to 

lick  up,  to  consume. 


P1    (I5<p'm)    imp.   OH1?, 


pQjp,    to    compress,    to 
fight,  to  make  war.  —  Ni. 

on1?;,  w/.  D'rfo,  qn£n, 
imp.  Dn^n,    /•«*. 


??,    to  fight,    to    make 


war. 


to  eat,  to  consume. 
nrb     (15^'ra)    m,    c.    DDK 
war,  fight,  siege. 

nrb  (iji'^m)  m,  i.p.  DD^, 

tt/.s.    spn?,     food,    grain, 
wheat,  bread,  loaf. 

mf)     pr.n.m.    = 
Bethlehemite. 

DDD^,   Dhjp  see 

m?'B)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Judah. 


n,  pt. 

^D?,  to  press. 
to  crush,  to  oppress.  —  Ni. 


fut.  fpf*  to  press  oneself. 


m,    .p. 

w.s.  ?,      oppression, 

distress,  affliction. 

A',   pt.   pi 


Q^D^P,    to    whisper,    to 
mutter     incantations. 
Hilh.   fut.   t^n^n^,    pt.  pi. 
D^n^OP,  to  whisper  to 
each  other. 


,  whisper,   mur 
mur,     whispered     prayer; 
incantation,  charm,  spell; 
amulet. 
\rb  see  n^>. 

^P  [tD«5p]  (I5t)  m  secrecy, 
secret  arts;  13^3  secretly. 
O?  (lot)  m  -ladanum,  resin 
of  the  cistus-plant. 
iKtpb  (i«t?»5')  /  a  species 
of  lizard. 


fm)  pr.n.  of  an 
Arabian  tribe. 


fut. 


to 


hammer,  to  forge,  to 
sharpen,  to  point.  —  Pu.pt. 
ttte'pp  to  be  whetted, 
sharpened. 

T^5  (W)  /,  only  pi  ni^, 
wreath  ,    garland  ,    festoon 
[in  architecture]. 
?,c  (i&ryli)  and  [w.  Zoc.  H] 


i?"1?,  night;  adv.  by  night. 
J?Y  (UH'O-)  /night-spectre, 


159 


night-spirit,  ghost  [Lamia, 
Empusa]. 
j  Y  see  ]^7. 
^  see  f^. 
?*?£     (l&'yJS)  m  lion. 
^,?§    (UW)    Pr.«.    of    a 
town,     afterwards     called 
"jT;  also  pr.n.m. 


twip.  w.s. 

"t?^    PL  Tti    to    catch> 
take,  seize;  to  capture,  to 

conquer;  to  choose.  —  Ni. 


to  be  taken,  caught,  cap 
tured,  conquered,  selected. 
-  flBA.  *!^Pn  to  hold 
fast  together,  to  become 
firm. 
?,^  (ifif*54)  w  capture. 

n?b  see  ?fe 
,  see  Y 

')  !>*••»»•  °^  a  place 
in  Judah. 


fc^j's)  pr.n.  of  a  city 
in  the  plain  of  Judah. 

1,5?  see  13- 


loop,  noose. 


IiOj,    to 


learn,  to  study,  to  be  ac 


customed  to.  —  Pi. 
I'M/,  and  imp.  "f£z,  /«<• 
TS^,  p«-  ^2?j  to  teach, 
instruct,  practise,  train.  — 
Pu.  pt.  ID^P  to  be  taught, 
to  be  trained. 


p  (Ummu'd)  adj., 
p       DH,      c.     HiS?, 
taught,     trained,     skilled, 
accustomed;  disciple. 
J). 

(I'moYl), 
l)  pr.n.m. 

see  na^. 
(ifi'mW)    pr.n. 


p  (loV)  m  throat. 

m.  Pt. 


to  mock  at. 


fi?,  to  laugh  at,  to  mock, 
to     deride.   —    M.  pt.  c. 


the  same 


\SJ?J  to  stammer,  to  speak 
unintelligibly^.  —  ,&i.  /M«. 
3^2,  pt.  3  ' 

as  QaZ. 


mockery,  scorn,  blasphemy. 

J?b  (1?T?)  ad;.,  pZ.  «.  ^, 
speaking  barbarously,  stam 
mering;  mocker. 


PP-1? 


pr.n.m, 

ttfh  see  my. 

j£  (l*'*'z)  j>«.  W'^  to 
stammer,  to  speak  un 
intelligibly. 

^P  (is'ft't)  fit.  imp.  w.«. 
^t?sV?5,  to  give  to  eat. 

J?,5  (ia"anr)  /  a  bitter 
herb,  wormwood,  bitterness, 
bard  lot.  curse. 


(htppfd)  m,  pZ.  D'TB, 
torch,  flame,  lightning. 


-    pr.n.m. 

see  HB. 
S*?   (HfnUi'y)   adj.   interior. 

iS^  (im'O-)  /u«.  ns^,  to 

bend  a  bow,  to  clasp,  to 
embrace.  —  Ni.  fut.  riD?? 
to  turn  oneself. 

?  (l?B)  [see  Y'b]  m  mocker. 

?<  (igfip'n)  m  mockery, 
derision. 

>^  (l*B*'B)  |»<.  ^Sfr,  to 
mock,  to  deride. 

^j?7  (iHLkku'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Naphtali. 


j?.,  w.s.  \ni|ij2,  twip. 
»*.  nj?,  nnp, 


to  take,  to  seize,  to  lay 
hold  of;  to  take  from,  to 
take  away,  to  capture,  to 
conquer;  to  accept,  receive; 
to  perceive.  —  Ni.  Hj?^ 
inf.  np.^H,  fut.  Hp_^  to  be 
taken,  seized;  to  be  taken 
away.  --  Pu.  njpjp,  fut. 
np_?  [or  fib.]  to  be'  taken, 
to  be  taken  away,  to  be 
led  away.  —  fib.  fut.  nj?? 
to  be  brought,  to  be 
fetched,  to  be  taken  away. 

-  HUH.  pt.  f  nnfp.tep  to 

contain  oneself,  to  be  con 
tinuous. 


m,   w.s.  , 

learning,   instruction,  doc 
trine,  knowledge. 


pr.n.m. 

in/,  and  w»p. 
Uj,  M  t:p^,  to  prick 
up,  to  collect,  gather. 
glean.  —  Pt.  ttjpj?.  inf.  BJ5.^, 
M  tDg.^,  ^f.'  bj5^0,  the 
same  as  Qal.  —  Pu.  fut. 
Wp.7?  to  be  gathered.  — 
Hith.  fut.  tOj?i  0'  to  be 
gathered,  to  assemble. 


(ig'kgt)  m  a  gleaning. 


to   lick,    to    lap 


IGI 


up.  —    Pi.  pt.  pj?./P    the 
same  as  Qal. 


Pi- 


ather  the  late  fruits. 


to 


j?     (lg'kg'5)  m  after-grass, 


after-math. 


«t>. 

see  NT. 


and  NT]: 


w.».  HP?,  juice  [of  life], 
vigour;  sweet  cake. 

(l$so'n)    f  and   m,    c. 

rijt^'p ,  tongue;  speech, 
language;  tongue-like  bar 
of  gold;  flame;  tongue  of 
a  sea-bav.  ' 


w.    too.    n    nrD^7,  pi. 
rnr^'p,  c-  ^19^^'  cnam^6r, 

eel) ,     room ,     appartineiit, 
magazine. 


?n  a  precous 


^Pa    (ig'ggm)   pr.n.  of    a 
town  =  tJ^*?. 


stone,  opal. 


Po.  p«.    i&rp 
slander.  —  //i. 
fut.  ]$?!   to    slander,    ca 
lumniate. 


(Ifi'g*')  t>  V,  pr.n. 
of  a  place  near  the  Dead  Sea. 

?  =  n:&  see  1,^;. 

1^   (lO'9'6cJ>)  m  a  measure 
for  grain. 


D 

B»  D  the  thirteenth  letter  I  nKi3 l  (rarr)  /",  c.  ritftp, 
of    the     alphabet,     called  I    C:ns^,   PZ.  niXD, 
D^D  [water];  as  a  numeral  1    a  hundred,  the  hundredth. 


»  =»  40,  D  -  600. 

DIZlXp     (m5,"abu'fi)    m, 

w.5.  rj^D^l^O,  granary. 

"TJJD  (m5'5'd)  «i, 


power  ,  strength  ,  force  ; 
with  all  might; 
to  a  high  degree, 
very  much;  adv.  much, 
greatly,  exceedingly,  very. 

Hebrew-English. 


one  per  cent,  a  hundred 
times;  du.  two  hundred; 
pi.  hundreds. 

HiJD      (m?Y)    pr.n.    of    a 
tower  in  Jerusalem. 


see 


desire. 


,  only  pi. 


11 


D1NB 


162 


(mum)   [DiD],  »n,  w.s. 
p'tt,   defect,   spot,  stain. 


whatever,  anything,  some 
thing. 

lNft     (mf'o'fi)    m    refuse, 
an3Tthiug    despicable    [see 


pi.  D"ni<p,  rvhfcp,  a  lu- 

minous    body.    light,    lu 
minary;  candlestick. 
TISD  (m*W)  f  place  of 
light;  cave,  hole;  eye. 

(mo'zf'n)    m.    only  dw. 
,    c.  IJl^tt,   pair   of 
scales,  balance. 

OXt?  (m«L"a^«L'l)  w,  c.  ^,28^, 

eatables,  food,  victuals. 

TOND  (m«L"«(59'lgS-)  f  food 

[fuel]'. 

i^DKp  (mflL'^^s'iga-)  /knife. 
DSD  (m§,"amrB)  m,  only 
PZ.  G^S^P,  power,  ex 
ertion. 


(m$l"am5'r)  tn   word, 
edict. 


•jKtp,  /uf.  "18^;,  to  be  un 
willing,  to  refuse. 

SD       (mf'fn)     «^'-     un 
willing,  refusing. 


f^       (nifY")   adj.,    only 

' 


DND.  /M«.  D{<9^  p«.  DXtD, 
to  despise,  reject,  refuse, 
repudiate.  -  -  Ni.  DStp^ 
fut.  C«£?.  ^«.  D«pj  to  be 
despised,  rejected. 

KD8  (m5'a'B)  [=  DD£|  /M«. 
DN'f^  to  melt,  to  feel  un 
done.  -  -  Ni.  fut.  DKQI 
[=  DI3^]  to  melt  away,  to 
dissolve. 

SKD  (m$"af^r)  m  some 
thing  baked. 

^'afe'i  m  darkness. 


(m^'pe'i5yar)  /]  dark 
ness  of  PP,  utter  darkness. 


(m5Yr)  JK.  "l^Pu, 
p«.  TNPD,  /niXpD,'  to 
hurt,  to  wound. 


arbm.  c. 

ambush,  ambuscade. 
nXD  (m5'?ra')  /  curse. 

nx  ». 


because. 


^^P,  separated,  single. 
p    (m$bor)   »n,    c.   Kbp, 

.'./ixip',  ^39  ,  i>«.  c. 

,     entrance,     act    of 


nxinp 


163 


entering,  entry;  setting 
[of  the  sun],  west. 

iJ*Qtt  (mSbpV)  /,  only  pi. 
nitfinp,  entry  [of  the  sea], 
haven. 

D^D  (m'budjii')  /  con 
sternation. 

^QD  (mjbbu'l)  m  flood, 
deluge. 

D*QD  (m5buB5r)  /  a  tram 
pling  down,  subduing. 


»n,    p.    c. 
^3  £5,  fountain,  spring. 
j^Qtt  (racks')  f  empti 
ness,  desolation. 
£hllp  (mfbu's)   w,    only  pZ. 
D^np,  D^'?l?,  the  privy 
parts,  pudenda. 


selection,  the  choicest,  best. 

(mlb^?'r)  pr.n.m. 

mftbbj't)  w,  w.». 
UPJO,  ^?0,  expectation, 
hope. 

tDZlD     (mibtf)     m     rash 
utterance. 


Ds^t55P,  confidence,  trust, 
security,  ease,  prosperity; 
object  of  trust. 


(m»bU?I'*)     /     a 
cheering  up,  cheerfulness. 
^lp  (mlbng1)  m   building, 
house. 
Oltp    (m'bunn^'y)  pr.n.m. 

TOVS?,  see 
i  p«.  /.'  ' 


,    fortification,  for 
tress,  citadel,  fortified  city. 


pr.n.m. 
nnD    (mjbrr$)    m    flight; 
a  fugitive. 
t£Op   (mlbfl?'m)  pr.n.m. 


only  pi  n1?tp'3P,  cooking- 
place,  hearth. 
Q  (m^)  w  magus,  Persian 
priest. 

jO?   (m^bi'S)  pr.n.  of  a 
place. 

)    /,    only 
^1p ,      something 
twisted,  string,  cord. 

jjEUp   (m^b5'r)  /,  p/. 

n^-5p,  turban,  headdress 
of  priests. 

Jg  (rng'^d)  m,  pZ.  D^)P, 
preciousness,precious  thing, 
choice  fruit. 

11* 


1G4 


%i"1pP    (miglddo1)    pr.n.    of    a 
city  in  Issachar. 


.     ,..  .;-         ,         -v      -     -:V      JW.W-W- 

2~JP  ^  (mlgd$'l)  7?i,  c.  /^P, 
pi  D^?"}p,  nlp'T.jp.  tower, 
watch  tower;  pulpit,  high 
stage;  raised  bank  of 
flowers;  "IT;/.  7l*ip  tower 
of  the  flock,  a  place  near 
Bethlehem. 

TH?P ,  ^TOp  (migdo'l)  pr.n. 
of  two  towns. 

(mlgdfnf1)  /,  only  pi 
ifJ3P,  precious  things, 
pr.w.    of    a 


northern  people,  Scythians. 


$go'r) 


fear, 


p.    pi.   D^]uP,    c. 
''lijp,     temporary     ahode, 
sojourn;  inn,  dwelling. 
(m%or?r)  f  fear. 

(m*?ar?f)    /;    pi. 

"]Uu5,     fear,     object     of 


fear;  granary,  store-house. 


?1)     /,     pi 

nnpp,  c.  nnpp,    axe. 

hatchet. 

w  sickle. 


^iiir)  /,  c. 

roll,  book-roll,  volume. 


/,      c. 

np^p  troop,  crowd. 

^9  (m^JL'n)  Pt.  "(yp,  /M«. 
^.P^,  to  deliver  over,  to 
give,  to  bestow. 

m    and  /.    w.5. 


^D,     shield,     protection, 
protector. 


;')  f  covering; 
infatuation    blindness. 


/  rebuke, 
curse. 

S^P  (mfegftr)  /,  c.  nD-50, 
pi  HlSiJO,  blow,  plague, 
pestilence,  defeat  [in 
battle]. 


pr.n.m. 


to  give  up,  to  abandon.  — 
Pi.  "]ilp  to  cast  down. 

r\yq  (m«^rr)  /,  P*.  nn:p, 

a  saw. 

]"'1^^    (mlgr?'n)    pr.n.m.    of 
two  towns  in  Benjamin. 


e5')  /,  only  pi 
lp,  diminution,  ledge. 


rest. 


PilD"]jp,  clod  of  earth. 
H^P  (mIgr5'S)  m,   c.  ^P, 


165 


rV)t&''<l^.p,  pasture,  common 
land  surrounding  towns; 
area,  precincts. 

d  m  w.a. 


D>MS,    DD        -D],    gar 

ment,      coat;      covering, 

carpet. 

S-JP  (ntfdbtfr)  »n,  c.  "DIP, 

w.   ice.   n  rnsip.   H;.  s. 

Hliinp,  pasture,  grass 
land,  steppe,  desert;  mouth. 
speach  [12"]. 


Ib;,        ip^l       (Y$yy5'rayd), 

nb^,  to  stretch,  to  mea 
sure,  to  mete  out.—  M.  fat. 
Tg>,  PZ.  HD^,  to  be  meted 
oiit,  —  Pi.  TUp,  /M«.  1T1  •,?; 
to  stretch  out,  to  extend. 
to  measure.  —  Po.  fut. 
to  measure.  —  Hith. 


fut. 
oneself. 


to      stretch 


(mldd5'd)    »»,     c.   llP, 

the  passing  away. 


pZ.  rii'Hp,  extension,  length. 
tallness;  dimension;  mea 
sure;  garment,  vestment; 
tribute. 


(mjj,dh?b?;')  /a  name 
for  Babylon,   exactress   of 


gold   [others  read  I'D  M  "ID 
oppression]. 


T1H     (m&dvg1)  «»,  only  pi. 
c.  TIB  garment. 


in^j  sickness,  disease. 


'a^)  w,  only  pi. 
.  expulsion. 
(mfdp'n)    m    dispute. 
quarrel,  object  of  strife. 
p*lp    (m?dp'n)  m  extension, 
length. 

lj?      (mjdo'n)    j?r.n.    of    a 
Phenician  town. 


'a')     adv.    [for 
;  Hp]    why?  for  what 


reason? 


n^p,  pile  of  wood. 


""nty'llp,  a  thrashing,  some 
thing  thrashed,  oppressed. 


ml$%&)     m     over 
throw,  fall. 

Sn"]D  (m$dct)cfa')  /,  only 
pi.  nDn^ID,  blow,  over 
throw^,  ruin. 

TO   (mfd$'y)  pr.w.,   Media; 
a  Mede,  Modes  [also  H£J. 

5    -    ^   n^     what    is 
enough. 
see  )<rl. 


1VP 


166 


T  (mldyS'n)    pr.n.   of    an 

Arabian  tribe;  gent.  ]P*]Q, 

pi.  D^ID,  /  rvjna. 

7P  (mlddj'n)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Judah  [see  also  *itt]. 

JHtt  (mains')  /  province. 
district  of  jurisdiction. 

DIp  (m5dpd?5f)  /  a  mortar. 
!?*[5  (m&dm?'n)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Moab. 

J515  (m$dm&iin$')  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Judah. 

jft*lDl  (m&dm?n«Lf)  f  dung 
hill.' 


pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Benjamin. 

"TD1  (m?45'n)    »n,    only   pi. 
Q^ntp,   contention,  strife. 


m*4Jntf)    pr.n.m.,    pi. 
see 


and 
knowledge, 


thought. 


see 


T  (m§dk5r?')  /,  only 
pZ.  c.  ni^j?"|D,  a  piercing, 
wounding. 

OTTD  (m$dr?^')  f  a  stair- 
like  height. 


(mldr?'c^)  m  a  trodden 
place,  foot-hold. 

^l"Tp   (mldrf's)  m  inquiry, 
examination,   commentary. 

D   (mi)  pron.  interr.  ["HO, 
n»,    "»]    what?    which? 
anything,  something;  adv. 
why?  how?  how!  —  n#3 
wherein?      whereby? 
HQ^  wherefore?  why?  - 
np-"^  till  when?—  n^tf 
wherefore? 


inf.  ^ftri^rn  ?  imp.  tv.s. 
inipn^^n,  to  tarry,  delay, 
hesitate. 


(m*hvm5r)  /,  c. 
rOiHlD  confusion,  con 
sternation,  disturbance. 
noise. 


lp   (m'humj'n)  pr.n.m. 

^ntD^H^    (m*liftah'?'l)  pr- 
w./.  ;  pr.n.m. 

PHIS  (myhl'r)  ad/.,  c.  TH*?, 
quick,  prompt. 


to  cut  [wine],  to  sophisti 
cate. 


?QPj  waJj  journey,  walk. 
'hale'^)  »n,  only  pi. 


167 


way 


access 


[others:  companion,  guide] 


P  (m*fh»lfl)  rn,  c.       HS 
praise,  approbation. 


only    j4.    rri&?D£     blow, 
stroke. 


("  (m&'haraor$')  /.  only 

pi.  ni"]bnD,  flood,  stream. 

•"DSHD  (m$hp?<$r)  A  c. 
PDE^E,  overthrow,  de 
struction,  ruin. 


(m&hpg'<$g3-)  f  stock 
[for  culprits]. 

"Ipp1  (mtfi&'r)  tn/.  "lu^, 
fut.  w.s.  ruin  P?,  to  ex 
change,  to  buy  . 

"I"?8  (msh&'r)  to  hasten.  - 

A*.  "intw,  P«.  i,rip:  to  be 

hurried,  to  be  hasty,  rash  ; 
to  be  timid.  —  Pi. 


inf.  and  imp.  1HD1,  fut. 
"I,u9;,  i>*.  1|1S?  to  hasten, 
to  accelerate,  to  do  quickly; 
inf.  adv.  in  haste,  quickly  ; 
to  be  expert,  skilled. 

)  adj.  hasten 


«i   marriage- 


msh?rr)    /   haste, 


ing,  quick. 


price. 


speed;        adv.        quickly, 
speedily. 


(m§L'har$'y)  pr.n.m. 


^ 


')  /,  only 
,   delusion. 

fl?)  pr.n.m.  ;  gr«M£. 


see 


m,  u/.5. 


entrance. 


31^J,   to  melt,  to  tremble, 
to  shake,  to  fear;  to  cause 


to  despond.  -  -  Ni.  31DJ, 
p«.  ^^.  D^lD^,  to  be  dis 
solved;  to  tremble,  to  be 
afraid  or  dismayed.  —  Pil. 

1310.,    /u<.  t^.s.  rii^iDr^ 

'JjiD^l.    to    cause    to    dis 

solve,    to    soften.  —  Hitk. 

fut.  JjiBn?  to  dissolve,  to 

tremble. 

T^lD   (mud)    Pil.    fut.   I.T'B?, 

to    cause    to    quake    [see 


quaintance,  friend. 


(mut)  pf.  WD,  t«/.tDiO, 

/M«.   DID;,    p«.  DD,    to 

waver,    totter,    quake.  — 


168 


Ni.  Bifo,    fut.  ttp?   to 

totter,  stumble,  fall, 
tremble.  —  Hi.  t^&P!,  fut. 
ti^p;  to  cause  to  totter. 
to  cause  to  fall,  to  pre 
cipitate.  —  mth.  ttttittrn 
the  same  as  Qal.  and  Ni. 

tfD  (mot)  m,  w.».  n&b; 
a  tottering,  stumbling; 
carrying-pole,  yoke. 

ttltt  (mots')  /•,  ^.  nitpitD, 

pole  for  carrying,  staff. 
yoke,  injustice. 

tt  (mu<$)  M  *1»J,  to  be 
reduced,  to  become  poor. 

tt1  (mwl)  p/-  fy?,  M 
!^K1  (v&yyrmgl),  pZ.  p.  W&, 
to  cut  off,  to  circumcise. 

Nipf.pi.  fe:,  m/.  Han, 


tpJ,    to    be    circumcised, 
to    circumcise    oneself.  — 


to  cut  off,  to  destroy. 

(mvl),  Ht3,  ^XlD  (mpl) 
.  and  ad!v.  before,  op 
posite,  in  front; 
before,  towards; 
from  before; 


from 


before  me,  near  me. 
Tv'iD  (m9'l?45r)  pr.n,  of  a 
town  in  Judali. 


^lD,  birth,  nativiK, 
descent;  offspring,  family, 
countrymen. 

(mCil?L')/  circumcision. 
(moli'd)  pr.n.m. 


spot,    stain,    defect,   fault, 
disgrace. 

see  n^O  /Ti. 

(muBft't)    w    circuit 
[round  a  house]. 
SD^lp  (mu'B^bb^')   f  [or  p«. 
Ho.    of    D59],     only    PZ. 
niaplp,  fold  of  a  door. 


tion,  basis. 
D^D  (mqc 
foundation. 
^p^to  (ma' 
tion;  decree. 


.  founda 

m,   «.  "fD^. 
)  /  founda 


covered  passage,   corridor. 


only  pi. 

and 


,  c.  niipl, 


fetter,  bond. 


and 


pr.n.  of  a  station    in  the 
desert. 


169 


m,  c.  ly-w; 
chastisement,  punishment, 
correction,  instruction,  dis 
cipline,  self-control. 


assembly,  troop. 


(mo'c'd)  m.  w.s.  19, 


.  DnylD,  e.  Htf»,  fixed; 
appointed  time,  season, 
term,  epoch,  festival  time; 
appointed  place;  assembly. 
meeting  ,  congregation. 
festive  gathering  ;  appoint 
ment.  signal. 

s^)  /,  only  Pi. 

^lD,  festival. 

)    /    ap 

pointed      place,       refuge. 
asylum. 

(mv'5'f)  »»  darkness. 

1)  /,  only  Pi 
counsel. 


resolution,  project. 
jP^p  (mu"?k$/)  /  pressure. 
burden. 

see  HB  //o. 

(mpfe'O-)       w»,       pZ. 
c.     '^--  wonder 


ful  deed,  wonder,  miracu 
lous  sign,  prodigy,  portent, 
omen. 

ptt  (moB)  pt.  ^0,  to  op 
press. 


|>D    (moB)  m  chaff. 

(moBa')  m,  iv.s.  IN^P, 
^Z.  c.  ""ISt ^10.  a  going  out, 
egress;  rise  [of  the  sun]; 
place  whence  a  thing 
comes  or  proceeds,  spring, 
mine,  gate;  utterance, 
speech,  edict, 

nl8>1p,    descent;    sewer, 
privy. 


m      cast 
metal,  the  casting  of  metal. 


narrowness;  affliction,  dis 
tress. 

jT^lp    (my'Bsk,V)   f   tube, 
pipe. 


p^,  to  mock,  deride. 


(mpkc'd)  »w,  pZ.  c. 
H|?iO,  heat,  conflagration. 
nplD  (mo'kMr)  /  hearth, 
altar  [others:  fuel]. 

(mpk?'§)       m.       pi 
c.  ID,     and 


i^'piD  .     implement     for 
fowling,  hook,  snare,  noose. 
see  Ib. 

(mur)  M'.  "ipj,    to  be 
changed,   to  alter  oneself. 


170 


— Hi.  *n/-^P5,  M  "1'PJ, 
"I&J.  to  change,  exchange; 
to  alter  oneself. 

w 
pi 

reverence;  object  of  fear; 
miracle. 

(mor&'g)  MI,  pZ.  D'/pto 


(mpra'd)    m.    c.  "TTift 
descent,    declivity,   slope; 

festoon. 
,1 


(mpflt')  m  razor. 

(morg')  /  teaching, 
instruction;  or  =  K,"pto 
fear,  terror. 

"HID1  (morg')    m    teacher, 
guide. 

"HjD*   (mprg')    m    shooter, 
archer. 


of  Moreh. 


(raerg') 
oak  or  terebinth 

r$r)    p«.    £?».    of 
i^T,  early  rain. 

(mpr?L't)    for    tt^bp 
arpened,  sharp. 
see  Pljlb. 

(mprf's)  m,  c.   t^'TiD, 
,  possession. 

')    /    pos 
session,  property. 


pr.n.  of  a  place  in  Judea; 


gent. 


(mu§), 


to 


give    way,    to    depart;    to 
take  away.  —  Hi. 


/M.«.  tP1^  to  take  away. 
to  remove;  to  depart,  to 
give  waj. 

tD2    (mys)    /M.«.   ^»;,    to 
touch,  feel.  —  //t.  imp.  w.s. 

w'^q,  /M«.  B-^O;  to  let 

touch;  to  touch,  feel. 

(mt>s?'b)  wi,   c.  a. 


seat;     session;     dwelling- 
place;  stay,  time  of  abode; 
inhabitants     of     a    place; 
site  of  a  town. 
'iQ  (mugi')     pr.n.m. 

§§^g«-)   /,    only 
,  rope,  fetter. 
gr?')  /,  only  pl 
'lD,    deliverance,   sal 
vation. 


D;,  nbj, 


pl.  D^nD,  /  nnD,  to  die, 
to  wither,  to  decay,  to  be 
dead.  -  -  Pi.  nniB,  inf. 


nip, 


171 


fut.  nnia;,  P«.  nniap,  to 

kill,  to  slay.  —  Hi. 

tw/1.  npn,  n^pn.  imp. 
rvp;, 

to 


cause  to  die,   to  bring  to 
death,  to  kill,  to  slay.  - 


Ho.    HDil-l,    fut. 


to  be  put  to  death. 


w,     u;. 

n  nrnp,  c.  nl»,  w. 

pZ.  D^ID,   c.  ^niD,  death. 

realm  of  the  dead;  deadly 

sickness  ,     pestilence  ,    de 

struction. 

irftD  (moO'j'r)  m  abundance, 

excellence,  profit. 


jp.  altar. 
Jtt  (mg'zgg)  MI  mixed  wine. 
spiced  wine. 

TD   (m?z6')  arfj.,  p«.   c.  SJ.9, 
sucked  out,  exhausted. 

JP  (mlzz?')  pr.n.m. 
TD    (m^'z^v)    or   M 
or  "lip  (m5z§,'v)  »i,  only 
ti/.».  U^JlJj  garner. 

^TO   (m«zuz5')  /,    c.   n 
p^.  ni]ilp,  door-post. 

tto  (mfzo'n)  m  food. 

m^zp'r)    m     wound, 
hurt;  a  binding  up,  healing. 


bridle,  fetter. 


girdle. 


»n     girdle; 


^  (mftzzf'l)  only  pi.  f 
ni?lD  ,  wandering  stars, 
planets;  or  the  12  con 
stellations  of  the  zodiac. 

w     fork. 


)  /,  only  pi. 


flesh-hook. 


fork. 


(m*zlmmf  )  /,  c.  nplp, 


meditation, 
thought,  prudence  ;  plan. 
device,  plot,  purpose,  in 
trigue,  mischief. 

n?p[P     (mjzmo'r)     m     song 

[for  musical  accompani 
ment],  psalm. 

PptD  (m^zm?r§,')  /",  only 
pi.  nilDJD,  vine-knife, 
prun  ing-hook. 


only  pi.  ni"]plp,  snuffers. 

,VtP  (mlz'5'r)  w  littleness, 
fewness;  adv.  little. 

If?  (m?z?'r)  m,  Only  pi. 
D'HU?,  northern  constella 
tions  or  winds;  the  north. 


172 


nip  (mlzrg1)  m  winnowing- 


shovel. 


'ft)  only  pi, 
probably  =  FVft|$, 

rntp  (mizr$rrf))  »i,  c.  rn]&} 

M;.  Zoc.  n  nrVTttt,    sunrise, 
east. 

yn|P  (mW)    m,    c.  V,l]», 
sown  field. 

(mfcrs'k)  m,  pZ. 
and  ITi^D, 
sprinkling  vessel,  sprinkler; 
wine-bowl. 


marrowy,  fat,  wealthy. 
mp'a      m  marrow. 


strike,  to  clap  [the  hands 
for    joy].    --   Pi.    inf.    iv.s. 
T]«H£  to  strike,  to  clap. 
QTO  (m&'f^ab?')  m  hiding- 
place. 
iinp    (m^,'^abpr)    ?n,    only 

pi  D^pqft  =  NnnD. 

f,  only 


5n^ ,  connecting 
beam;  cramp,  hook. 

inp  (m^'^ab^'^)  /•  and  m 
frying-pan. 

nJinp  (m&^a^'rgS-)  /  a 
girding,  girdle. 


nlnp,  imp.  nntp.  /•««.  r>np\ 

p«.  nnb  to  Avipe,   to  wipe 
off.  to  blot  out;  to  adjoin, 


to  touch  on.  —  Ni. 

/w«.  nn^,    na%    to  be 

wiped    out  or  off,    to    be 

removed,  effaced,  destroyed. 

-  Pu.  pt.  pi.  D,T1£?,    to 

be  smeared  with   fat  [but 

see  nno2].  —  Hi.  nnpn, 
in/,  ninp?  [for  nir.pn^], 

/««.  2.  s<7.  riDH.  to  wipe 
off.  to  put  away. 
np2  (m5^5F)  Pu.  pt.  pi 
D(T!pO,  to  be  marrowy  or 
fat;  p«.  fat  things  taken 
from  the  marrow. 


passes      [for     drawing     a 
circle]. 

'  iHp    (mf^p'z) 
coast,  haven. 

W 

pr.n.m. 


^r.n.    of 
an  unknown  people. 

m    dance. 


circular  dance. 


pr.n.m. 


,  dance. 


vision,  sight,  apparition. 


173 


out-look. 


n.m. 

Ti 


/  window. 


pr. 


m  stroke,  blow. 


pr. 


preserva 

tion    of    life,     livelihood, 
victuals. 
"Ylpa  (mlW)  /  sign,  spot 


[or  wound,  scar]. 

""Trip,     price,     purchase- 
money,  wages. 
Trip8   (m^j'r)  pr.n.m. 

H— P     (m&'d)al£')     m     and 
l^qp  (m$/el)al3r)  /  sickness. 


I'}  /.   only  pl. 
Pip,  hole,  cave. 


pr.n.m. 

sickness,  disease. 
^I/T^    (m&'ef)ala'f)    m,    only 
pl.  D^S^qp,  knife. 

A  only 

5,  braid,  plait 
of  hair. 


)  /,  only 
n^,    festive   gar 


ment. 


)   /,    pi 
?nQ,    smoothness,   es 


cape. 


(m^aip'kga-)  /,  w.«. 
ljqD,  pl.  nip^n»,  di 
vision,  class. 


m  a  mu 


sical  instrument  or  a  mode 
of  performing  music. 

n^np  •(m?'W'&)  [n^np] 

prn.f. 

)    gent,    of 


only    pZ.   n^tpDp,     words 


smooth  as  butter,  flattery. 


(m^m^'d)     m. 


\v.^np,  desire,  delight; 
darling,  a  precious,  de 
sirable  thing;  charm. 
loveliness. 


precous 


something  leavened. 


pl. 
things. 


desire. 


c.  and 

camp, 


174 


nnp 


encampment,  army,  host, 
troop;  band,  station  of 
priests. 

TTpnp  (m&'ef)ane'-d5'n)pr.w. 
of  a  place. 

?j?nPa  (m&'^nfc'yH  pr.n. 
of  a  town  between  Gad 
and  Manasseb. 

mj'^»n5'k)     m.     c. 
,  strangling,  strangu 
lation. 

npnp  (m»'ew),  nons 

(ni&W)   »n.    c.   npritt,    w.s. 

\pqj2,  refuge,  shelter. 


TO  (m&$B?'m)  m  muzzle. 


m  want,  need,  poverty. 
pr.n.m. 


mp. 

fut.  *f,np%  to  split,  to 
cleave,  to  crush,  to  wound  ; 
to  shake,  to  dip. 

m  wound. 

)  m  a  hewing 
[of  stones]. 

B?r)  /  the  half. 


f  the  half,  the  middle. 
pHp  (m5^$'k)  to  pierce,  to 


'r)  «,,  only  pi 


cut  through. 


c.  s,"li?np,  the  deepest,  the 


innermost. 


(m5^5'r)  m  and  arff. 
[from  inN,  what  comes 
after,  the  future],  the  next 
morning,  the  morrow;  to 
morrow,  later,  hereafter. 


&'e^r5'5')  /",  only 
pi.  rfiiOnp,  privy,  sink, 
cloaca. 

r^ar?§5')  /,  w.s. 

and 


.  w.s. 

pZ.  ri1^'"l.np.  plough-share, 
coulter,  spade,  mattock, 
sickle. 


(my'tf)0r5r^)     f     and 
..    also    DflTnp    (mg'^°- 
adv.,  the  following 
day,  to-morrow. 

m     the 


peeling  off,  decorticatiou. 
and 
/,  pi. 


thought,  intention,  pur 
pose,  plan,  device;  skilful 
work,  fortification-work. 


D^^qO,  C.  ^^'qp,  dark 
ness,  dark  place,  the  realm 


of  the  dead. 


pr.n.m. 


175 


rinD      (nuuW)     f.      w.s. 

' 


fire-pan,  coal-pan,  incense- 
bowl;  snuffers. 


nnn 


)  /,  c.  nnnp, 


crushing,destruction,terror, 
consternation. 

&)    /    a 


breaking  in,  burglary. 


iDXtpp  (mat'atf)  m  broom. 
besom. 


QPP  (m&tb?'»$)  m  slaugh 
ter,  massacre. 

US   (matte1)  m,  c.  ntse, 


and  niiSQ.  P.bD,  branch, 
twig;  rod,  staff,  stick, 
sceptre,  spear;  stem,  tribe. 


pp  (m.Vttf)  adv.  down 
wards,  down,  below,  be 
neath,  underneath. 


mitts')  /,  c.  ntsp, 


w.s.  TOP,  pi. 


,  bed, 


couch,  divan,  litter,  bier. 


and  nt|p  (muttg')  m  ex 
tension;  the  warping  of 
justice. 


ltp     (m&tvg')  m  a  spinning. 
something  spun. 

lj&D    (mftl'l)   m,    c.   ^,PO, 
iron-bar. 


ra&tmo'n) 


hidden  place,  underground, 
store-house,  hid  ,  treasure, 
treasure. 


pi  w.s.  '^Q,  a  planting. 
plantation,  garden. 


and 


dainties,  tit-bits. 

nrat      mt'd 


/,  Pi 


Etpp,  mantle,  cloak. 


(mjtj'r)   ATi  Itspj   to 
be     rained    upon.   -  -   Hi. 
n,    in/.    TP93,    fut. 


to  cause  to  rain,  to  send 
down  [rain,  hail,  lightning]. 


p.  c.  ,  ran. 

ltDn   (mJLtrf'4)  pr.n.f. 


p     [once  «^»]  (m«L«5- 
r?;')    /    prison,     dungeon; 
aim,  mark. 
HtDD    (raatri')  pr.w.rn. 

(may)  ««,  only  p«.  D:D, 
i.p.  D:»,  c.  ^  and  sp>p, 
w/.s.  I^^P,  water;  juice, 
liquid;  abundance;  danger. 
P  (mj)  pron.  interr.  who? 
which?  w^e/l  whoever, 
every  one. 


e'd'bs')  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Moab. 


"PP  (med^'d)  pr.n.m. 


pr.n.m. 
(mctab)  TO.    c.   2tOsD, 

the  best,  the  choicest. 


yP    (midja'):         J'O 


brook. 


pr.n.m. 
m     c. 


Ki'l)  pr.n.f. 


P    (mjn)    w,    w.«.   1^9,   pi 
.  s.  D,!W9,  species,  kind. 
?n§'ke8-)  seep,r  -ffi. 

^p,  nysp  (*&$'&) 

pr.n.  of  a  town  in  Eeuben. 
P      (miB)    TO     pressure, 
squeezing  out. 

?§5')  pr.n.m. 


plain,  level  land;  honesty, 
righteousness,  equity. 

m?6*'$);    y,^tj   (m?- 


(mfSJ'r)   m,    only  pi 


Q^tt^jD,  straightness.  even 
ness;  uprightness;  righ 
teousness,  equity,  concord, 
peace;  adv.  rightly,  up 
rightly. 


D^n^D,  string  of  a  bow; 
cord  of  a  tent. 
S?P,  liK^P  (m^Vb) 
m,pl.  D^«?D  and  nlDN?0, 
pain,  disease,  suffering, 
sorrow,  wound. 

jSlpP  (mS^bi'r)  m  fulness, 
abundance. 

riljlDp    (m^bfn?')  pr.n.  of 
a  place. 

y)  pr.n.m. 


DP     (m$cfjb?'r)     m     cloth, 
mat,  coverlet. 


GDp    (mic^ba'r)    m    plaited 
work,  grate. 

aO     /,     c.    n,2e, 

^Q,   blow, 

stroke,     beating,     wound. 
defeat. 
i"!*pp    mldEjvf')  /  a  burn. 


D  (m^cfip'n)  TO,  c.  "f'r^, 
w/.s.  ^fcP,  pZ.  0^139, 
stand,  place;  dwelling 
place,  site,  foundation, 
basis. 


-;bp 


177 


w.s.   qnJDp,   pi-   niP?< 
place,  pedestal,  basis. 


rDbp*  (m5djpnar)   pr.n.   of  a 
place  in  Judah. 

•TtiDD     (m^ora),      ITJiDP 

/  origin,  descent, 


j>r.n.w. 
r)  pr.n.m., 


,  to  sink,   to  perish. 
—  At.  M  t]g?  to  sink,  to 
go  to  ruin.  —  Ho.  pf.  pi. 
jpn.  to  sink,  to  perish. 

W)    /,     pi.    c- 
7?p,  sheepfold. 


completion,  perfection. 

,     and 
m,  c.  ^JP, 

completion,  perfection,  per* 
feet  beauty,  splendour. 

DwDD  (mWlwli'm)  mlpl 
perfect  things,  splendid 
garments. 

p'lgO-)  /  food. 
^'n)  m,  only  pi. 
,  treasures. 


pr.n.  of    a  place    in  Ben 
jamin. 

Hebrew-English. 


and 

w»  a  hunter's  net. 

(m^mfi'rgS-)     and 

(ml(§m9'rg«-)  f  net. 


fish-net 


see 


pr.n. 


of  a  town. 


?jP     trowsers     [of    the 
priests]. 
p  (mg'c^gB)  TO  tax,  tribute. 


number,  amount,  price. 


covering,  roof. 
HDDD  (m^pBg')  m  cover 

ing,     clothing;     the    caul 

[of  intestines]. 
rPSDD  (m$c^p?i$')  /  doub 

ling;  pr.n.  of  a  cave  near 

Hebron. 
"1,??      (mfW'r)     in/.      1?0, 


qjt?,  imp.  ??,  n,-j?t?, 
/w«.'ibp:,  _p«.  ip.ib,  to  sen, 

to  deliver  up.  —  Ari  "1,2P^, 
inf.  15tpn,  /M«.  13D%  'to 
be  sold,  to  sell  oneself; 
to  be  given  over,  aban 
doned.  —  Hith. 

12 


178 


inf.    w.s.  f|"122F'7i,    to    be 
sold,  to  sell  oneself. 


TO,  w.s. 

things     for     sale,     ware; 
price,  value;  possession. 
OP  (m&kk*fr)  m,  pZ.  D^?», 
acquaintance,  frieiid. 
HDP  (rnWrS')  m,  c.  H^B, 
pit 

TOD   (m»c$?r5r)  /,    only  pi 
rnD£;  a  weapon,  sword. 
DP  (mforf)  pr.w.m. 


I')  gent,  w, 

an    inhabitant    of    an  un 
known  place  n"}3£. 


pZ.  Ditf39,  stumbling 
block,  obstacle,  cause  of 
falling  or  sinning,  entice 
ment,  offence,  scruple. 


,  fall,  ruin;  offence. 
^'b)»w  a  writing; 
something  written,  letter, 
poem,  book. 

'^itt?')  /.  w.s. 

.  a  breaking,  smash 
ing. 

rop    (mic^ta'm)   m    golden 
poem  or  epigram. 
^rpp1  (mjld&tf'S)  m  mortar; 
hollow,   socket  of  a  tooth. 


(ra$$t-?'g)  pr.n.  of  a 
])lace  near  or  in  Jerusalem. 

inf. 


imp.  pi   INp, 

' 


1  to  be  ful]5  to  be- 

come  full;  to  overflow,  to 
be  filled,  to  be  complete; 
to  make  full,  to  fill.  —  Ni. 
X'^J,  fut.  N^O:  to  be 
filled,  to  become  full,  to 
be  satisfied,  to  be  com 
pleted.  -  -  Pi.  Nj?D,  inf. 
X^D,  imp. 


?,  to  make  full,  to 
fill;  to  satisfy,  to  com 
plete,  to  fulfil;  to  do  fully; 
to  fill  in  or  up.  —  Pu.  pt. 

pi.  D^PS,    to  be  filled- 
in,  to  be  set  [of  gems].— 
Hith.  X^^Jpn  to  make  one 
another  full,  to  assist  each 
other. 


^nx,  pi.  nix.,  fiiiing 

up;  full,  filled,  abundant; 
strong,  pregnant;  subst. 
fulness,  abundance;  adv. 
fully. 


,  fulness,  what  fills 
up;  multitude. 


179 


fulness ,  abun 
dance;  tithes  of  grain  and 
wine. 

"jS^p  (mines')  /,  c.  n^», 

pi.  w.s.  DHJ<ilpp,  a  filling 
in,  setting  [of  gems]. 


XpD  (ntflluTm)  mlpl.,  c. 
•"X^b  ,  installation  [of 
priests],  consecration;  set 
ting  [of  stones]. 
jS^P  (m«lV$)  m,  c.  Tjj^B, 
«J,  JjJ^fci,  pi  DTMJftp, 
c.  ^,28?$j  messenger,  herald; 
angel;  prophet,  priest. 


c.  ,     servce,     er 

rand,  business,  trade. 
labour,  work,  performance; 
goods  gained  by  labour; 
cattle. 


/",   c. 
message. 

pr.n.m. 


/  fulness 
[of  waters],  others:  the 
setting  of  the  eye  in  the 
eye-hole. 


ptt    (mJLlbu'S)    m,    pi.   c. 
,  garment,  clothes. 


|2xD     (mjlbf'n)     tn     brick 
kiln;   pavement   of  bricks. 


injp, 


word,  speech,  matter,  thing. 
l*pP  (mliip')  m  a  filling 
up,  rampart,  bastion,  for 
tress,  citadel  [in  Sichem 
and  Jerusalem]. 


^lp  (m8iia'a^)  m  a  salt- 
plant,  orache  [Atriplex 
halimus]  or  sea-purslain. 

*]  V?  (m&llu'd))  pr.n.m. 

j^to,  nD^o  (m»iq^')  /• 

dominion,  rule,  reign. 

^D  (m5l?'n)  m,  c.  l^?, 
night-quarters,  inn.  shelter. 

/  night-hut. 

M.  n^p:  to 


vanish  [like  dust]. 


to    salt.  - 
[denom.    of    n?D]    Pw.  p«. 
to  be  salted.  —  Ho. 


to    be  washed  with    salt 
water. 


m  salt,  salt 


water,   sea;  HPDH  DJ  the 
Dead  Sea. 


m,  pJ.  D 


seaman,  mariner. 


12* 


iso 


(m$l$'ei))    m,    only   pi. 
rags. 

m5W)  /•  salt  land, 
barren  land. 


,  w.8.          L 

,   e.  rribrtfp, 

war,  fight,  battle;  weapons. 
victor. 


AS. 


,  in/. 


to  escape,  to  deliver  one 
self;  to  be  delivered, 
saved,  freed;  to  hasten 
away.  —  Pi.ufainf.tt^, 
imp.  ^0,  fut.  b$0]  to 
deliver,  to  save;  to  cause 
to  escape  ;  to  escape  ;  to 
let  slip,  to  lay  [eggs].  — 
Hi.  tDpn  to  deliver,  to 


save;  to  lay  [eggs].  —  Hith. 


fut.  ttPpri?  to  escape;    to 
emit  [sparks]. 

O^D     (mglBt)     m     mortar, 
cement. 


pr.n.m. 

niir)   /  an   ear 
[of  corn]. 

see  1^  flt. 

(mniB?1)  f  riddle, 
proverb  ;  satirical  soug. 
taunt. 


tn/. 


mp.  \    fut.   t] 

T]?b,  to  be  or  become  king, 
to  rule,  to  reign.  —  Ni. 
fut.  ?)J?.£?,  to  consult,  to 
determine.  —  Hi.  "^pn, 

inf.  ^r\  fut.  a^i, 

^?.P11,  j*.  q79»,  to  con 
stitute  as  king,  to  cause 
to  reign.  —  Ho.  T]J?E>n  to 
be  made  king. 


w.s. 


m, 
,    pi 

aler.  prince; 
God;  false  god,  idol-king. 

71  xU  (mp'lgdEj)  m  a  god  of 
the  Phenicians  and  Am 
monites,  Moloch. 

rnlppD    (mSHko'dgft)  /   net, 
snare. 


')  /.   c. 
,  queen,  princess. 


(milk?')  pr.n.f. 


/,     w.s. 
,  kingdom, 
dominion,  realm,  reign. 


(ra§,lklyyr), 
kjyyj'hw); 


pr.w.m. 


381 


(mllko'm)  m    a  god    of  the 
Ammonites  =  T)pb. 

f  queen. 
pr.n.f. 

^ft1    (mfl&'l)    Pi    7^.9    to 
speak,  to  relate,  to  tell. 


mp.  7D,  to 
circumcise.  —  Ni.  7frjl,  /*«<. 
7ft?,  pi.  ^7$?,  to  be  cut 
off,  to  be  circumcised.  - 
Po.  fut.  7^iD]  to  be  cut 
off.  —  Hith.  fut 


to  be  cut  off,    to  become 
blunted. 


fut.  pi. 


iW 


to  fade,  to  wither,  to  de 
cay.  —  Po.  fut.  7,71^  [or 
from  7,2ft  2]  to  be  withered. 


y    pr.n.w 
(m81m>'4)  w  OX- 


to 


be  smooth,  pleasant. 


(mglB&'r)  m  overseer. 
guardian   [others:   butler]. 


(m^l^'k)  to  break  off, 
to  nip  off  [partly]. 

mjiikj'^m  booty. 


the  jaws,  the 
upper  and  lower  palate. 


m    late 
rain  [in  March  and  April]. 


m,      only 

w.s. 

tongs,  snuffers. 


a  ward 


robe.  dress-chamber. 


tooth. 


')    /,    only 
^^,     storehouse, 


granary. 


?  (m?rag,'<jl)  m,  only  pi. 
w.s.  rp".0£p,  measure,  ex 
tension. 


n   pr.n.m. 
m.  only 


,    deaths,    painful 
deaths;  the  dead,  corpses. 


(m^mze'r)  m  mongrel, 
bastard. 


(mlmkjT)  w, 
' 


^?9«?,    sale;    thing 


for  sale  or  sold. 


/  sale. 
fi    c- 

niSjpD,  c.  rili^'pft.  king 
dom,  dominion,  reign, 
realm. 


182 


u'&)  /,    c. 

nrpp  =  H979& 

T]fDDD    (mImB$,'$)    m    spiced 

wine. 
HDD  (mg'mgr)  m  bitterness, 

sorrow. 


pr.n.m. 
DP  (mftmro'r)  w,  only  pi. 

nnipp  =  ip,p. 

l^Pp  (mlms&'ff))  m  unction, 
anointing. 

DD  (mlmis'l)m  dominion. 
rule. 

'      /,     c. 


c.  ni^'^Sj  dominion,  rule. 

reign. 

tt>DP     (miniS&'k)     m,      C. 

p^'lpp.  possession. 

ptpP    (m^rat^'k)    w,    only 

^.    D^n^D,     sweetness, 

sweet  things. 

D   (m?n)  m,  w/.s-  J13Q,  ?)^, 
manna. 

ID1  (men)  in,  iv.s.  ^3», 
part,  portion. 

ID1  (ra?n)  m,  p/.  D^O, 
strings,  a  stringed  in 
strument. 

*]P  (mlu)  pr«/?.,  before  vowels 
and  gutturals  9,  before 


other   consonants  -D,   w.s. 

' 


D5P,  igt?,  DHP,  mnp, 

from,   out  of,    away  from, 

apart  from,  part  of;  since, 

after;  because  of;  with 
adj.  =  more  than. 

j^D  (m&ngfntf)  /  song  of 
derision,  satire. 

3D1     (mfnr)     inf.    HlJP, 

imp.  n;p,  /«««.  njp>,  pt. 

njifi,  to  divide,  to  separate; 
to  number,  to  count;  to 
appoint,  to  allot  to.  —  M. 

rup:,    inf.  rvutpn,    fut. 

i"|^,  to  be  numbered, 
reckoned.  —  Pi.  H^p,  tmp. 
IP,  M  1PJ1,  to  dispose, 
to  appoint;  to  allot  to; 
to  cause,  to  prepare.  - 
Pu.  pt.  r$£p  to  be  ap 
pointed,  to  be  set  over. 

UD8  (mm?)  /,  c.  n:p,  Pi. 
niJp,  part,  portion,  share, 
lot. 

"DD  (m?ng')  m,  pi.  D^D, 
a  weight,  the  60th  part  of 
a  talent,  a  hundred-shekel 
weight;  in  money  value 
equal  to  50  shekels. 

(mpnS1)    m,    only    p/. 
TJb  parts,  times, 


183 


J  (mining)  m,  C.  ^», 
the  driving  [of  a  chariot]. 
nrDp  (miners')  /,  only 

pi  nnn^p,    cleft,    dug 

hole;  mountain-recess. 


a  shaking  of  the  head. 


»n,  p.  M/.S. 
V?™$,  rest,  repose. 
resting-place;  settlement. 
providing  [by  marriage]. 


pr.n.m. 

),  nmt?  /, 
w.5.  <(nnup,  pi.  nipup, 

rest,   repose,    peace,    ease, 
quiet    dwelling,     resting- 
place;  settlement. 
^to  (mfnp'n)  7/1  child;  off 
spring;  others:  refractory. 


flight,  escape,  refuge. 


iJD     (msnp'r)    m,    c.   "l 
a  weaver's  beam. 


(m'npriL')  /. 

cniip,  fnll^j  candle 
stick. 
IWP    (rainz$;'r)   w,    only  pZ. 


princes;     others: 
troops  of  mercenaries. 


irop  (mines')  f.  c.  nmp, 


nlriyp,  present,  gift;  tri 
bute;  sacrifice  [mostly  an 
unbloody  one],  offering. 

iftftp  (m*nu^'«-)  pr.n.  of 
a  place. 

pr.n.m. 


pr.n.m.; 
also  pr.n.  of  a  place; 


9  (m*nf)  pr.n.  of  a  Baby 
lonian  goddess  [Venus]. 

D1,  ^P  „  p. 

P2  (mlnnf)  ^r.n.  of  a  pru- 

vince  of  Armenia. 

see      . 


(mjnnj'8-)    pr.n.    of    a 
city  of  the  Ammonites. 


(minig')  w,  only  w.s. 
D^;p,  wealth,  riches. 
property. 


mp.  ,     M«. 

V,i9>,  p«.  v:b,   to'  keep 

back,  to  withhold,  to  bar. 
to  refrain,  to  refuse.  - 
M.  V,i?J,  fat.  V)W,  to  be 
withheld,  to  keep  oneself 
back,  to  be  reserved;  to 
be  refused. 


184 


?5  (m$nVl)  m  bolt,  bar, 
lock. 


^jD  (m&n'&'m)  m,  only  pi 
EPptt)b  delicious  food, 
dainties. 

jjttfc   (mWn*")    m,    Only 

pZ.  D^ypjp,  a  musical  in 
strument,  sistrum,  rattle, 
cymbal. 


ni*j?2P,  a  bowl  for  libation, 
sprinkling-  vessel. 


see 


pr.n.m. 

p  (m'n$r3-)  /;  c.  rm?,  ^z. 
rrix:^,  ni);p,  part,  portion, 

share. 

tp  (m?fi)  m  a  suffering. 
discouraged  one. 

p  (m&fi)  m,  ;?Z.  D^Dp,  tri 
bute,  tax,  bond  -  service  ; 
bond-servant. 


m,  w.s. 

,  c.  \3PP  circle, 
environs;  adv.  round  about. 


15         (m§,Bg?'r)  m  locksmith  ; 
prison. 


PP,  en 

closure;  fortress,  strong 
hold;  margin,  border, 
ledge;  panel. 

m  foundation. 

5rp'n)  m  portico. 

HDD  (mpr)  Hi.  noipn, 
fut.  HDpl,  DDH1,  to  cause 
to  melt,  to  cause  to  flow, 
to  dissolve,  to  wet. 

HDD1  (maw?)  /-,  c.  npe, 

pZ.  m'DQ,  trial,  temptation, 
testing  by  misfortune. 

HDD2  (m&BB5f)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  the  desert. 

HDD   (miser)  f,  c.  npp, 

amount,  proportion,  mea 
surement;  adv.  according 
to  measure. 

m  covering, 

/  thorn- 


veil. 


(mftflfli'^)  w  a  keep 
ing  back;  others:  a  re 
lieving. 

IHpp  (mftWr)  1>^5  c.  Ippp, 
trade,  traffic. 

]DD  (m$B&r$)    tw/.   TjiDp  to 
mix,  to  mingle. 
]pD    (mg'e^d^)   w    mixture, 
mixed  or  spiced  wine, 


185 


nob 


curtain,  covering. 


D  (m?flykk$f)  /  a  cover 


•"ODD1 

*#??. 

PODD* 


/     - 


/,     e. 

I  niDDD,  a 
founding,  fusion,  cast; 
cast  idol;  covenant,  league. 
|JDPP  (mjBke'n)  m  poor, 
wretched. 


poverty,  neediness. 


fr)  /.  only 
pi.  m'J3PP,  store,  store 
house,  magazine. 

ODD   (mWBS'^es-)  /  the 

warp  of  a  web. 


,  highway,  road. 
street  ;  course  ,  march  ; 
staircase,  stairs. 


(m&Blu'l)     m     road, 
way. 

"1DDD  (m&fime'r)  m,  only  pi. 
,  nail,  pin. 

iiDmg'rgO-)  /,   only 

pi 


D,  nail. 

DDD    (m^BJL'B)   tn/.   DDp,   to 

inelt,  to  dissolve,  to  perish. 


^D£%  ^«.  DDJ,  to 
melt,  to  dissolve,  to  perish  ; 
to  despond,  to  despair;  to 
be  loosened,  to  become 
lean.  —  Hi.  DDH  to  cause 
to  despond,  to  discourage. 

Dtt  (mWB*")  m,  pi  D'JJIJg, 
c.  ^J58,  a  breaking  up, 
departure,  journey,  station. 

DD     (rn^BB?")     tn     stone- 
quarry,  broken  and  hewn 
stones;  dart. 
$pP  (mlB  Yd)  m  balustrade. 

BpD  (mlBpe'4)  m,  c.  1BPP, 
w.s.  <>7-^9^  5  mourning, 
lamentation. 


(mlBpo')  m  fodder. 

lBpa'^ne-)  /  scarf, 
]  pi.  Plln^pp,  kerchief, 
cape,  cowl. 


pL  c.  \1BPP,  number; 
countableness  ,  fewness;  a 
telling,  narration. 


pr.n.m. 

tn/- 


(msfig'r),  to  give,  to  commit. 
-    M.    fut.    IDtp?    to    be 
given. 

"IDD    (mpB5'r)    m    warning, 
admonition. 


186 


/  obliga 

tion,  duty. 
TiriDD  (mlfitp'r)  m  hiding- 

place,  refuge. 
"iriDD  (m$fit:?'r)  m  a  hiding; 

object  of  hiding  the  face. 

"If)  DID  (mlflts'r)  »n,  pi. 
D^Fipft,  hiding-place. 
hidden  place. 

"DVD  (mWd)  to,  only  pi. 
QHIiytD,  doing,  work. 

Pago  (m»"«w')  m,  «.  nny:£, 

density,  compactness;  mould 
of  clay. 


passing  over,  stroke. 
passage;  ford,  mountain- 
pass. 

f,    only 


.  ni*]5VD,  passage,  ford. 
pass 


track,  way,  way  of  life; 
bulwark  formed  by  wag 
gons. 

j?O  (m|f*'4)  fut.  IJtf^, 
p^.  l(ViO,  to  waver,  totter. 

-  PW.  p«.  f  rn$iD  [for 

n^^Dp]  to  be  made  to 
waver.  —  Hi-  "P?^  tw- 


^,VPD,  to  cause  to  waver 
or  tremble. 


pr.n.m. 
'ad^'n)  »»,  only 


and  niny:D,  delights, 
dainties,  pleasures;  arfv. 
cheerfully. 

111?,?  (m&'€ad§nna)   /,   only 

jpi.  nlny.D,  fetters,  group 
of  stars. 


weeding- 
hook. 
ngtt     (mfS')    m,    only    pi 

tf*jo,  c.  ^9  and  niv», 

c.  Hiyp,  the  bowels,  the 
intestines  j  womb,  body, 
belly;  the  inmost  part,  the 
heart;  the  sands  of  the  sea. 

WtJ  ,  ^'PD  (m?V$)  w»  bread- 
cake;  '^1t;D  ]tife  cake- 
mockers  ,  parasites  who 
earn  their  bread  by  jesting. 

TD, 


TOW)  Cfor  5U?ffli  for- 

tress,     strong    city,     pro 
tection,  defence,  refuge. 


habitation,  dwelling,  habi- 


tation     of    God,     refuge, 

asylum. 

ty??1   (ms'o'n)    pr.n.    of    a 

town  in  Judah;  of  a  temple 

in    Arabia    Petrsea;    gent. 


uf     m,    0. 
darkness. 

(m$Vr)    w,    only  pi. 
pudenda. 

see 


pr.n.m. 


P?,  to  be  or  become  little, 
small,  few;  to  be  lessened. 
—  Pi.  toyp  to  become 
few.  -  -  Hi.  tD*JJ?flj  fut. 
tD'VP\  pt.  t3sypP)  to  make 
little  or  small,  to  lessen, 
to  diminish,  to  do  or  give 
little. 

W?  (m»'*'t)  m,  pi.  D'tStJP, 
a  little,  little,  few,  a  few ; 
adv.  little,  a  short  time; 
almost,  soon;  ID^p 
by  little  and  little, 
by  degrees. 

(m*Vt)    adj.,    only   / 
),  whetted,  sharp. 


»6    m,  c. 
garment,  covering. 

»"-W?')  /,  only 
.  niDtpy:D,  cloak,  mantle. 


pr.n.m. 

VP  (m*T)  "i  heap   of  rub 
bish,  ruius. 


>.  upper  garment, 
sleeveless  robe. 


see 


and 


m, 


place  of  fountains,  spring. 

DytD  (m^"a^')  pr.n.  of  a 
city  at  the  foot  of  Hermoii; 
also  pr.n.m.  and  /. 

tn/. 


^  and  ?¥9*,  to  cover, 
to  veil;  to  act  secretly, 
faithlessly,  to  steal. 


faithlessness,  treachery. 
^pa    (m$."Si)    m    what    is 
above,     the    upper    part; 
adv.    with     Zoc.    PI 
upwards,    forward; 
from  above,  above; 
upwards;     Pl^VpfP    from 
above  upon. 


188 


m    the  lifting 


up  [of  hands]. 


ascent,  the  journeying  up; 
rising  of  the  mind,  thought; 
step,  degree  [of  a  dial]; 
in  inscriptions  of  psalms: 
Fl  Y^3  "IT"  song  of  step- 
like  rythm,  or  song  of 
ascent  to  the  temple,  or 
song  of  pilgrimage,  song 
of  excellence. 


ascent,  slope,  hill  ;  elevated 
place,  platform. 


"airi)  «n,  only  pi. 
c-  $$$,  deed, 
action,  great  deed. 

pyP      (m&"»m*'4)     m,     c. 
*l,Pl!!2>  station,  post. 

om5'«i)m  standing- 


,    only 


pi  ace,  footing. 

nppyp    (m&" 

burden,  weight. 


depth. 

J?P  (m§,"^Ln)  m  intention, 
purpose;  adv.  only  Ik'p*?, 
w.s.  l^p^,  on  account  of, 


because,    for  the  sake   of, 
in  order  that,  so  that. 


(means')  /•  a  furrow's 
length. 


answer,     reply,     hearing; 
refutation,  object,  purpose. 


sorrow. 


)  /  pain, 


(m§,"aB5;'r)      m      restraint. 
hindrance. 


hatchet. 


(m»"«k8')     in     ledge 
about  a  flat  roof. 


*^    only 

jS,  crooked  way. 
m  nakedness. 
pudenda;  empty  or  bare 
space. 

*  m§,"ar5'v  m  Occident. 


west,  westward. 


barter  -  goods, 
wares;  exchange,  barter. 
market. 


TW9 


189 


pi.  n?f(pp,  cave. 

"n?!?  (myarfi')  m,  c. 
bare  place,  treeless  plain. 

fTO  (mJL"arI'll)  m  object 
of  fear  [see  *f1^  flt.] 

*n?5  (m&"»rr«$)  w,  only 
pZ.  c.  ^IVD,  arrangement, 
project. 

)    /  and 
/,    pZ. 

and  nipl^p,  ar 
rangement,  order,  pile, 
row,  array,  army  ;  a  setting 
forth,  exhibition,  show. 

(m&"«ro'm)  m,  only 
pi.  D^p"jV:D,  nakedness, 
naked  body. 

"ar5B5')/  sudden 


terror. 


.n.  of  a 


place  in  Judah. 


c.  ^11,8,  the  doing,  exe 
cuting;  activity,  action, 
business;  work,  deed,  pro 
duction,  fabric;  property. 


fl?y?'hv)  pr.n.m. 
^f^yp  (m*"aBfr)  m,  c.  "itg^P, 


^yp,  pi 

the  tenth  part,   the  tenth, 
tithe. 


/". 

only     PZ.     nijJ^'VD,      op 
pression,  exaction. 

P   (mot)  pr.n.  of  a  city  in 
Egypt,  Memphis. 

?^S5  (mUlfgl'a*)  m  aggressor; 
asker.    mediator    [see   V,-"1? 

' 

")    m    assault, 
object  of  attack. 


TO  a  breath 
ing  out,  expiring. 

m  bellows. 


(mftppj'm) 


(mffi'll)    m    hammer, 


club. 


w,  c. 

pi  c.  $58,  chaff;  dewlap, 
flap. 

V)  /,    only 

,  miracle, 


pi    c. 
wonder. 


class. 


ivision, 


/     and 
f    fall, 
ruins,  heap  of  rubbish. 


190 


>Dp  (mlfia't)  w  place  of 
refuge. 

(mlflg'Bga-)  /monster, 
terror,  hideous  idol. 


(mlfl?rfl) 


the 


poising     or    floating     [of 
clouds]. 


in?BB,    fall,  ruin;    fallen 
trunk;  corpse,  carcass. 

(mlt'S'l),  m,  pi 
9,  and  !$'¥|9  (* 
W)  ,  !> 
work,  deed. 

nj?Sp  see 

ysp  (m$pp5'B)  w  a  crush 

ing,  smashing. 
ySD  (m&ppe'B)   m   hammer. 
"TjPSP  (mlfk5'd)  «n,   c.  1p.?>», 

numbering,      census  ;      ar 

rangement,    mandate;    ap 

pointed  place. 

(mifrs'B)      m,      p?. 
,    incision,    inlet. 
haroour. 


?D,  the  neck. 

(mlfr?'fl)     m,    pi.   c. 

,  a  spreading   out, 
extension,  sail. 

mlffi^r)   /"  place 


where    the    legs    fork  off, 
buttocks. 


(mjft?'»^)   m  a  key. 
(miftr$)      w      the 


opening. 


m,  c. 

threshold. 
]>'D  =  yiD  chaff. 


,  to  come  to,  to 
reach  to,  to  arrive  at,  to 
acquire;  to  find,  to  dis 
cover;  to  meet  with,  to 
befall.  —  A't.  «$PJ,  inf. 


f  HN^p;  ,  to  be  found,  to 
be  met  with;  to  be  ac 
quired;  to  be  discovered; 
to  exist.  -  -  Hi.  N'Spn, 
fut.  K«$p2,  pt.  H^pb,  to 
let  come,  to  deliver,  to 
cause  to  find;  to  bring. 
to  present. 

J{5  (m$BB5'b)  m,  c.  1,8  B, 
stand,  station,  post,  gar 
rison,  office. 

(myBBf'b)    m, 


)  / 


pi.  miljfcto,  c.  miliJD  and 
rY!3B£,  pillar,  column, 
monument,  statue  [of 
idols];  stump,  trunk. 
TOto  (m*Bo'tW)  pr.n.  of 
a  place. 

TgO  (m?Bf'd)  m,  pZ.  rVh^?, 
mountain  -  hold,  castle, 
stronghold,  fortress. 
1$D  (mgBr)  M  r^.1,  to 
suck  out,  to  empty;  to 
press  out  [moisture].  - 

be    sucked     out,     to    be 
squeezed  out. 

T^p1  (msBBa1)/;  pZ.  nteD, 

unleavened  bread  or  bread- 
cake. 

l^^8  (m&BB?')  f  contention, 
quarrel. 

IjJiD  (moB?')  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Benjamin. 


^n^p,  neighing. 

(msB$'4)   »»,   c.  TlSp, 
net,  capture,  gain;  fortress. 
0  (m?Bu'd)  m  net. 

(m'Bodr)  /,   pi 

ni^Mp,     fortress,     tower, 
mountain-castle;  net. 

l^tp  (meads')  /,  c.  nivp, 


j^fP    (mJBva')   /,    c.   n^», 


commandment,       precept, 
law;  the  due. 

"£*tftp       (m^Bpir)     /",      pZ. 


n'p,  depth  [of  the  sea, 
Of  water],  abyss. 

Pi?  (m$Bo'k)  m  pressure, 
distress,  embarrassment. 


,  pillar;  height,  cliff, 


peak. 


D1  (maBo'r)  »n,  c. 
straitness,  embarrassment, 
distress;  siege;  wall,  cir- 
cumvallation,  fortification. 
fortress. 

(m?Bp'r)     pr.n.     - 


siege. 


circumvallation; 
fortress,  fortification. 

^D  (mjLBBwr«-)/contention, 
quarrel,  strife. 
^p  (rae'B^)  m,  w.t.  InSD, 
forehead. 


192 


')  /,  c.  nn^p, 


greave,  frontlet  of  the  leg. 


/, 


,  bell. 


shady 


Jitt  (m!B?'l^)  /,  only  du. 


place;  others:  tent. 


VP,    cymbal    of   two 
plates.  ' 


/  turban 

[of  the  high  priest  or  the 
king];  tiara. 
^P  (m&BB$")  m  couch. 


I^P  (mIB'5'4)  »»,  only 
c.  'HV:lfP, 
step,  walk. 
"l^D1    (mlB'5'r)    m   little 


ness,    smallness,    fewness, 
a  little  while. 

pr.n.  of   a 


hill. 


(mlBp$r)  pr.n.  of 
towns  in  Gilead  and  Ben 
jamin;  a  district  near 
Hermcin. 


look-out,  wa.tch-tower. 
IBtfp*    (mlBpg1)    pr.n.    of 

several  places. 
]2^P  (mCiBpo'ii)  m,  only 

hidden     thing, 


treasure. 


to  suck  out. 


fid.  pi. 


1*P  (m?B&'r)  m.  pi.  Ds~ 
c.  ^P,  straitness,  distress. 

pr.n. 

du.,  a  son  of  Ham;  [upper 
and  lower]  Egypt,  Egyp 
tians;  w.  loc.  H  n 


gent.     n?P, 


Egyptian. 


j.   rnn?p, 


^P  (m&Brf'f)  m  crucible. 
pP     (m&k)     m     rottenness, 
putridity. 

/    and 

/,  pi 

,    hammer;    fissure 


in  a  rock,  hole. 


(m^kk?d5F)    pr.n.    of 


a  town  in  Judah. 


(mlkdj's)      m,      c. 
pZ.    D^'li?P,     c. 
a     holy  'thing, 
sanctuary,  temple,  asylum. 


D  (m&kh?'l)  m,  only  pi. 
and  ni'^npp,  as 
sembly,  choir. 


ipp  (mjkv?')  /  reservoir. 


mikvs1)  ^m,  c.  rnj?p, 

hope,  trust;  gathering, 
confluence  of  water;  as 
sembly,  troop,  company. 


193 


p       (rnsko'm)  m   [and  /], 

c.  Dipp^z.nitpipp,  niD'pp, 

stand,  place,  spot,  dwelling- 
place,  abode;  1#«  DipP 
at  the  place  where. 

Tifptt  (m^ko'r)   m,  c.   llpp, 

fountain,       spring;       the 

female  pudenda. 
nj?p      (mlkk5'$)     m     the 

taking,  receiving. 
nn£p    (ntfkkW)    /,    only 

pi  nin|?p,  saleable  things, 

merchandise. 


(mlkttfr)  «,  c.  IttpP, 
place  of  incensing. 


censer. 

?5    (m&kk?l)    m,     c.   ^j?£ 
and      ^.p,      w.s.     i^>j5D, 
O     and 

pp,    twig,    rod,    staff, 
stick. 


D  (ntfkis't)  m  place  of 

refuge,  asylum. 
^|?P     (mlkl&'^O-)    /,    p?. 
niyji^p,  c.  niV^P,  sculp 
tured  work,  relievo. 

njpD  (ndknfi')  m,  c.  rU.|?P, 
w.«.  ^pP,  ^.i?P,  acquisi 
tion,  purchase,  possession, 
property,  cattle. 

n^p  (mjknr)  /,  c.  ru_j?p, 

Hebrew-English. 


purchase,  price,  possession, 
property. 

!T3fpP  (mlkneya'hy)  pr.n.m. 
DpD  (mlkfirm)  m  sooth 
saying,  divination. 

jj?3  (mfka'B)  pr.w.  of  a 
place. 

l^P,     J^j?p      (mikBo'a') 

»n,  pi  'riitnjj^p  and 
D^iSgp,  c.  $1*f?9,  angle, 
corner,  nook. 

^jpp  (m,akBu*5r)  /,  only 
j?Z.  Hl^jpp,  carving-knife, 
chisel. 

n^p  see  ffljj. 


u«.  pgi,  p«.  pi. 
lp.^,  to  be  melted,  to 
be  dissolved,  to  vanish; 
to  flow,  to  pine  away,  to 
perish. 

OpP    (mlkrtf)    m,     _p?.    c. 

>nTpP,  w.«.  HN^P,   a 

calling  together,  convoca 
tion,  assembly,  congrega 
tion;  place  of  meeting; 
reading,  recital. 

njPD  (mlkrg')  m,  c.  Hipp, 
w.s.  Hipp,  chance,  hap, 
accident,  event,  lot. 

nj?D  (msk5r§')  m  frame 
work. 

13 


194 


5k?r3')  /  a  cooling. 


m    a 


breaking  down,  overthrow 
[or  Pi.  pt.  of  "Up]. 

s?1)   /  turned 


or  carved  work. 


(mjksr)  /  field  of 
cucumbers  or  melons. 
tPjpP  (mlksg1)  m  twisted 
hair,  lock. 
15  *  (m&r)  7n   a  drop. 
"1ft  *  (m^r)  adj.,  t.p.  1»,  yZ. 


c.  rHD,    bitter,    sad,    em 
bittered  ,    fierce,     violent, 
wild;      subst.     bitterness, 
sadness. 
"ifo,  "lltD  (mor)  m  myrrh. 


to  be  obstinate,  rebellious. 
—  Hi.  fut.  Nn.91,  to  flap 
the  wings. 


see 


pr.n.  of  a  Babylonian  god, 
Marduk. 


5'n)  pr.n.m.  of  a  king 
of  Babylon. 


»"]D  (m&r'g')  m,  c.  r^lfi, 
pi  'c.  ^18,    the    seeing 


sight,    appearance,   aspect, 
form;  sight,  vision. 


sight,    vision,    revelation; 


mirror. 


n/Sn?p  (m$r'5r)  f  craw,  crop 


of  birds. 


K"lft    (m5ro'n)    pr.n.    of    a 
place. 


pr.n.  of  a  fortress  in  Judah. 
and 
f,    only 


p.  c.n 

the    place     of    the    head; 
adv.  at  or  under  the  head. 


'b)  pr.n.f. 

51?   (m^rb*  d)  m,   only  pi. 
D^l"]^,    coverlet,   carpet. 

QIft   (mgrbg')  m,  c.  H51», 
multitude,  increase,  plenty. 

Q"p  (mlrb?  ')  /  amplitude, 
abundance. 

multi 


tude.  greatness,  the  greater 
part;  increase,  interest, 
usury. 


resting-place  [for  animals]. 


pSp.?     (mjrbf'k)    m     stall. 
fattening-stable. 


^n?     (m&rgo'a€)     m    rest 
resting-place. 


pi.  c. 


/,    onl 
,  place  of  the 


feet;  adv.  at  the  feet. 

emr)   /  heap 


of  stones;  others:  sling, 
swing  [for  throwing 
stones]. 


d)  inf.  T]P,  fut. 

:,  -ft??,  j*.  p.  VIP, 

to  be  obstinate,   to  resist, 
to  disobey,  to  rebel. 

H';?1  (mg'rgd)  m  obstinacy, 
rebellion. 
$a  (mg'rgd)  pr.n.m. 

'#-)    /    ob 
stinacy,  refractoriness. 
see 


m     per 
secution. 

no1  (m5rr)  in/.  Nip,  ^ 

rrib,  pi.  Dnb,  to  be  re 
fractory,  rebellious;  to 
rebel,  resist,  despise.  - 


. 

Hi.  rr}pn,  inf.  rrhp^  [f 


or 


,  to  quarrel, 
to  dispute  ;  to  be  rebellious, 
to  rebel,  resist,  offend. 


')  pr.n.  of  a 
bitter  fountain  in  the  pen 
insula  of  Sinai. 


i')  /,  du. 

double  rebellion,  i.  e.  Ba 
bylon. 

"HD     (mffrrs')     and 
(mor?')    /,    c.  nib,    bitter 
ness,  grief,  sorrow. 

"^15  (m$ru'd)  w,  iv. s.  "^HiP, 
pi.  DHITp,  expulsion,  per 
secution;  one  homeless, 
fugitive. 

'  i  ]<?  (mfro'z)  ^?r.w.  of  a  town 
in  northern  Palestine. 


bruised,  castrated. 
JU   (mfro'm)  m,  c. 


height,  elevation,  high 
place  [heaven]  ;  high  rank  ; 
excellence;  pride;  adv. 
proudly;  far. 

3  1  ji?  (m?r?'m)  jpr.w.  of  a 
district  near  the  source  of 
the  Jordan. 

(mfro'B)      m      and 

/    c. 


Snp,  race,  running. 


/    op 


pression. 


anointing,  cleansing. 


lpl.  an 


196 


(m5r$'0-)    pr.n.    of 
town  in  Judak. 


G.Uy  (m&rze'a$)  TO,  c. 
cry,  shout,  wailing. 

to  rub,  to  rub  in,  to  lay  on. 


pniQ,  wide  place,  broad 
space;  enlargement,  liberty. 


remoteness,     far    distance, 
remote  country. 

f  boil 


ing-pot,  kettle. 

(m^ra't)      m/. 


^«.  ^.  /  nan  p,  to  pluck 

out  [hair];  to  whet, 
sharpen;  to  wear  off  [the 
skin  by  a  burden].  —  Ni. 
to  be  plucked,  to 


become  bald.  —  Pu. 

pi.  BTbtt,  to  be  polished, 

to  be  sharpened  [see  B 


w.».   fin?3»    refractoriness, 
rebellion,  perverseness. 


fat,  fattened;  subtt.  fattened 
beast. 


no 


pi.     nn"1"]^,      contention, 
quarrel,  strife. 

i^D"     (m5rjbr)    />r.w.    of 
two  fountains. 


(m5r5y?')  pr.n.  TO. 


(mo'rjyys')  pr.n.  of  a 


hill  in  Jerusalem. 


[Maria]. 


pr.n.m. 
)       pr.n.f. 


]      (m*rirure-)  /  bitter 
ness,  grief. 

^O  (m«rHF)  od;.  bitter, 
sharp,  poisonous. 

^"ID    (m?'r^)    TO    timidity, 
fear. 

i'b)   m   chariot, 


chariot-seat. 


/;  <?. 


chariot,  war-chariot. 


mart. 


fraud,     falsehood,    deceit; 
ill-gotten  wealth. 


197 


(mirm?ffl), 
(mlrm&'B)    m,    c.    D£1p,     a 

treading  down,  object  and 
place  of  treading  down. 


pr.n.m., 

inhabitant  of  the  unknown 


place 

DID  (mSTgfi); 
fi?n$')  pr.n.m.  [both  Persian]. 

JTID  (m?r?V)  m,  w...  ^Ip., 
IHjnp,  p«.  D'JHP,  Mend, 
companion. 

V]15  (m?r&")  «i  wickedness, 
evil-doing. 

n^D  (mir'fi')  m,  0.  H^ID, 
pasture,  fodder. 

rPjntt  (mjrTS-)  /  a  pastur 
ing,  feeding;  flock. 

H^TT?  (m^r'ai?')  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Zebulon. 

8SHD,  njB-lQ  (m&rpf)  m 
cure,  healing;  remedy, 
health;  placidity,  softness, 
calmness. 

t^S"lp  (mfrps'B)  m  muddled 
water. 

D  (mtrl'B)  M. 


/•  n^l.tpj,    to    be 
forcible,  violent.  —  Hi.  fut. 


l  to  excite. 


an  awl. 


ment. 


/  pave 


imp.  pi 
1j?"l»,  pt  p.  PHP,  to  rub, 
polish,  sharpen.  —  Pw.  plb 
to  be  scoured. 


(nWk)    m,    c.  pT.^5, 
broth,  soup. 

jT]D     (m^rk?'^)    m,    only 
pi  DTI  JP*]  ft,  aromatic  herb. 


/    a 


seasoning,     spicing;     un 
guent-pot. 


/  the 

spicing       of       unguents  ; 
unguent,  ointment. 

(rnatfr)  pf.  115,  HID, 
/trf.  1p?.  to  be  bitter,  to 
be  grieved,  embittered.  — 
Ni.  "IjDJ  to  be  changed 
[see  "KB].  —  Pi.  lift,  fut. 
make  bitter,  to 


embitter;  to  irritate,  pro 


voke.  —  m.  ipri,  tV-  i£n, 
/M«.  1D1,  to  embitter,  to 
grieve;  to  weep  violently. 


—   ffith.  Iftlftlpn    to   be 
embittered,  exasperated. 

!5    (m5r9'r)    »i,    only    pi 
bitter  herbs. 


rrn 


(m«r$r?')  /,  c.  H 


198 


pi.  nil^,  gall,  poison. 
bitter  things  [unripe 
grapes]. 


pr.n.m 

see 


ness. 


sr  $&)  /wicked 


(m$BB5f)  m  a  carry 
ing,  a  lifting;  burden. 
load;  tribute,  present; 
elevation  of  the  voice, 
song,  utterance,  oracle; 
desire,  longing. 

Xt£>pa  (m&Bfitf)  pr.n.m. 

PIJSt^D    (m&BBsV)  /  rising 
smoke,  conflagration. 

DXt^p  (maB'ra)  /,  c.  nN^s, 

pi.  nlNi^D,  a  liftiug-up; 
fire-signal;  tribute,  tax. 
present;  burden;  saying, 
oracle. 


see 


M/.5.  *J9l^>,  heigbt,  hign 
place  ,  fortress  ,  refuge, 
protection. 


/  thorn-hedge. 

m  a  saw. 


(m?Bur$')  /•  a  mea 


sure  for  liquids. 


tn,  c. 

joy,  object  of  joy. 

™  laughter. 

mr)   /  en 
mity,  hostility. 


(mjLBkl'l)  m  didactic 
or    artful    poem    [see  also 


/,     pZ. 

n^D^D,  image,  figure, 
picture,  sculptured  work; 
imagination,  thought. 


/,  w.s. 

wages,  reward. 

see  rn^pD. 
StrD   (miBp^)    m   blood 
shed,  murder. 

n^D  (mjBr?')  /  dominion, 
lordship. 


/,  only 
pi.  c.  niD"l^p,  a  burning, 
cremation. 


'ylm)    pr.n.    of    a    place 
near  Sidon. 


jTjKfy  (mpreka')  pr.n.  oi  " 
a  place  in  Edom. 

m  a  pan. 


loan,  debt, 


pr.n. 


pledge,  usury. 


199 


nntft? 


JI^D  (m?s5r)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Arabia. 


&sVb)  ™,  only  pi. 
DN^'D,  draw-  well,  trough 
for  drawn  water. 

(maSS*V)      A      <5- 

,    pi. 


PIKBto  (m«B5u¥)  /,  only 
pZ.  hlKf  B,  nil^Bto,  ruin, 
desolation. 

nijfeto  (nr-spV)  /•  desola 
tion,  desolate  place. 

bxt^P  (mlsYi)  pr-w.  of  a 
town  in  Asher. 

rfe^O  (mlsW)  /,  pZ.  o. 
nl^^D,  request,  wish. 

rnSt^D    (mlS'fi'rgS-)  /,    w.s. 


.  c. 

kneading-trough. 

^tpp  (mlgbg'Bga-)  /,  only 
pi.  c.  niS3^'»,  texture, 
brocade;  setting  [of  pre 
cious  stones]. 

Dl^D  (mpbfr)  w,  c.  1,5^'P, 
mouth  of  the  womb. 

St^p  (mlgbs'r)  m,  joZ. 
Dns^'p,  c.  n?f  P,  break 
ers,  surf,  breaking  wave. 

r*)  w,  only  pi 
,   cessation,  ruin. 


m  deceiver, 

misleader  [see  H^]. 
^P     (mjggg1)     m     error, 
mistake. 

tfto  (m?sr)  to  draw  out, 
to  save.  —  .Si.  H^'pn,  fut. 
H^'Pl  to  draw  out,  to 
rescue. 

(m&ssg')  m  loan,  debt. 

(m9§8')  pr.n.m. 

p  see 

D   see 
^lt^D  (m5§5^'b)  pr.w.m. 
n^D      (m'Sub?')      /,       c. 


,  turning  away, 
apostasy;  an  apostate. 
WD    (m5sv?r)    f    error, 
mistake. 

^tt    (mm't)    and  ttittto 
(missp't)  m  oar,  rudder. 

ID^D      (m«gvBB5')     /     a 
plundering. 

^s^^)  TO,  iw/.  n^p, 

wi*.   iH^'p  . 

Tjn^'tp,   imp.  nc^'p, 


P.  rw'$,  pz.  D^ni'p,  to 

besmear,  to  paint;  to 
anoint,  to  consecrate.  —  Ni. 
inf.  nty'fcpri  to  be  anointed. 

/;  c.  nnt^p, 


200 


anointing,    unction;    part, 
portion. 


m&Se$'&)  «i  de 
struction  ;  ambush,  snare, 
trap;  destroyer  [seenntP]. 
IHtpP  (mi§^5'r)  m  dawn, 
day-blush. 

ntpD     (m&g$r&)    ™    de 
struction. 

int^p     (mjg^ya-)    m    dis 
figurement,  defacement. 

gge^'ft)  m  blemish. 
(ml§to'ae|)   m    and 


'p,  place  for  spreading 
out  [nets]. 

ItDtPp  (mister)  m  dominion, 
command. 

ft    (mg'sl)   m   silk,    silk- 
stuff. 

)   pr. 


ad;.,     c. 

,  w.».  ''p^'p,  be 
smeared,  anointe'd;  an 
anointed  one  [priest,  king, 
patriarch]  ;  the  Christ, 
Messiah. 

)t^D  (mm'*)  inf.  ^P, 
imp.  7]t^p,  pi.  12^'D  and 
),  M 


pt.  tjj^D,  to  draw,  pull; 
to  extend,  prolong;  to 
sow;  to  attract,  to  take, 
to  cherish,  to  preserve;  to 
wander,  to  go.  -  -  At. 
Tjt^'pj,  fut.  "JJI^'fcp?,  to  be 
protracted,  delayed.  —  Pu. 
Tj^'P,  pt.  Tjt^'ftp,  to  be 
protracted,  to  be  extended, 
to  be  tall. 

Tjt^p1  (mg'ggd&)  m  the 
drawing,  sowing;  pos 
session. 

s]^P  (mg'sgrf))  pr.n.m.  of  a 
Japhetic  people  [Moschians] 
near  the  Caucasus. 

ilSW)  m, 


and  fl?p't?,  the  lying  [in 
bed];  couch,  bed. 

(miskl'n)  m,   c.          t?, 


and  1-?.p^P,  habitation, 
dwelling,  haunt;  hut, 
tent;  tabernacle,  sanctuary, 
temple;  grave. 

to*    (m?§ri)    inf. 
tmp. 


/•  Htpb,  to  rule,  reign, 
govern;  to  rule  over,  to 
manage.  —  Hi.  7^'pri,  fut. 
,  to  cause  to  rule. 


201 


[den.     of 


pi.  ?t!/B,  to  propose  or 
use  a  proverb,  a  parable; 
pt.  gnomic  poet.  —  Ni. 
?j£f'pj  to  be  comparable, 
like,  similar.  —  Pi.  h$Q 
to  speak  in  parables.  — 
Hi.  ^'pn  to  compare, 
liken.  —  Hith.  fy^Bfln  to 
become  like. 


pi.  D$^P.  c.  P,  com 
parison,  similitude,  parable, 
proverb,  saying,  gnomic 
song,  satire,  by-word. 


town. 


by-word, 


satire. 


m, 


'  )    rule  ,     dominion  ; 
likeness,  similitude. 


place  where  one  is   sent; 

business;  possession. 


ni'ptpp,  a  sending;  seizure, 
possession. 

D^P  (mlsl^'^^)  /  send 
ing,  troop;  dismissal,  dis 
charge. 


7         (m5s$ll§'m^)  pr.n.f. 

iJt^D  (m*S»mmr)  /,  pZ. 
niDt^'p,  desolation,  horror. 
g^P  (mlgms'n)  m,  c.  1»^P, 
l>i.'  D^pt^'p,  e.  ^.P^'P, 
fatness,  fat  or  fertile  soil; 
strong  warrior. 


ml'm)  mlpl. 
fat  food,  delicacies. 


m,     c. 

ypt^'p  ,  a  hearing,  report. 
pU)p2  (mjsrn?")  pr.n.m. 


Inyp^'p,  audience,  ad 
mission  at  court;  obedience; 
subjects. 


m,      c. 

IDtp'P,  guard,  watch,  post; 
prison;  a  thing  to  be 
guarded;  usage. 

ga)  /,  w.s. 

P^'p  ,  guard,  watch, 
watch-post,  service,  duty; 
keeping  ,  preservation, 
usage;  command,  law; 
fidelity. 


i  m,  c. 

pi.      Q  Wp  ,      repetition, 


202 


doubling;  the  double,  the 

second;   copy;   the  second 

place  in  rank;  the  younger, 

later. 
HDtTD     (m'slBBS')      /,     pi. 

niDt^'P,  plundering,  plun 

der,  booty. 
TtyL^D   (mis'5'i)  m   narrow 

path,  hollow  way. 
"•ytPtp  (mI§T)  m  cleansing, 

purity. 

(mlsVm)  pr.n.m. 
(mlsVn)  m,   c.  L^'P, 

support,  stay,  staff. 

m&§Tn       w      and 


nStt         (mlSp5$r)    A     c. 


species,  kind,  sort,  family; 
race,  tribe,  people. 

DDtpP  (misprt)  m,  c.  tDB^'P, 


c.  ''tp^^p  judgment,  sen 
tence;  place  of  judgment; 
cause,  suit;  crime,  guilt; 
right,  law,  rule;  the  due. 

St^D  (mispa'fr)  m,  Only 
du.  D?p9^'P,  fold,  pen. 

tMp  (m^'sgk)  m  possession, 
heirdom. 


m,  c. 
a  running  about. 

p^p  (mpkg1)  m,  C. 

pZ.  D^jp.t^p,  cup-bearer, 
butler;  drink,  wine; 
watered  region  [see  HptP' 


(mlSk?!)  m  weight. 
|1pt^5  (mpko'f)  m  upper 
beam  of  a  door. 


m,  c.      ., 
a  weighing;  weight,  value. 

and 
plum 
met,  level. 


«,  c. 

a     settling;     settled     and 
clear  water. 


ntrp  (migrr)  /,  c.  rp^p, 

solution,  maceration,  drink. 


i?r.n.  ^en 
one  dwelling  at  y^^p. 


.sW'p),  fl^'P«  [or  from 
,  to  touch  J  to  feel.— 


PI 


,    to   grope,    to  ex 
plore.   --    Hi.   t^'pn,    tmp. 


1^''P;,  to  touch,  to  feel; 
to  let  touch. 


pJ.  w.s.  DiTrilp'D,  drink, 
place  of  drinking;  banquet, 
feast,  drinking. 

,  nrip  see  mD. 
P  (m&3-)  m,  only  pi.  DTIp, 

orip,  c.  \np,  w.8.  ^np, 

men,  males. 

P    (mcft)    «$.,    pZ.    D^nt?, 

/  nnp,  dead  [see  nit}]. 

np  (m&8-bfn)  m  heap  of 
straw. 


bit,  curb. 

lriD  (msS-p'k)  adj.,  pi. 
D^nnp,  /  njp^np,  sweet; 
lovely,  pleasant;  subst. 
sweetness. 


to  extend,  to  stretch  out. 
!TID  (m^a'y)  TO  extension 
of  time;  adv.  when?;. 
»Pt^>  and  \np-lV  till 
when?  how  long? 

^flD   (m$0-ko'nga-)   /,    w.8. 

IriJpnp,  measure;  task; 
proportion. 

xbnp  =  ng^rrne  what 

a  weariness  [see  HX^H]. 
'  /,   only 


pz.  niy^np  [for 

tooth. 

lpp  (m^o'm)  m  wholeness, 
completeness;  a  thing  un 
injured. 

riDl    (m&tt$'n)    m    present, 
gift. 

(mjitt^n)  pr.n.m. 
(mp'&gn)  m,    only  du. 

Q&n&'ylm),  c.  ^.H 
the  loins,  the  waist. 


Pi.  n:np,  nijnp,  c.  ni:op, 

gift,  present;  offering, 
sacrificial  gift;  bribe. 

"DriO2  (mfcttSn?;')  pr.n.  of  a 
place  on  the  eastern 
border  of  Moab. 


pr.n.m. 
np  (ml&nf  )  pr.n.  ^«n«.  one 
dwelling  at  the  unknown 
place  "jHD  or  HJHp. 


pr.n. 


/M«.  P.OP',  to  enjoy,  to 
relish;  to  be  sweet,  to  be 
pleasant.  -  -  Hi.  p^PH, 
fut.  p^P^!,  to  make  sweet, 
pleasant;  to  become  sweet. 

mg'&ek)  m  and 
mo'&gk)     m,     w-s.     ^JQ 


204 


m       sweetness, 


pleasantness. 


of   a 
station  in  the  wilderness. 


pr.n.m. 
[Persian  =*  Mithradates]. 


(mattr-8-)  A  «. 

gift,  present. 


pr.n.m. 


>  *)  the  fourteenth  letter 
of  the  alphabet,  called  *pJ 
[fish]  ;  as  a  numeral  J  =  50, 

]  =  700. 

}1  (n?)  a  particle  of 
entreating  and  inciting: 
pray!  now!  oh! 

Oa  (n$)  ad;,  raw,  half- 
cooked. 

3  (n?)  and  lilp^'«3  (no- 
5mo'n)  pr.n.  of  a  city  in 
upper  Egypt,  Thebes. 

to    (nod)    m,    pi. 
leather-bag. 


>Z.  1)«J,  to  be  con 
venient,  becoming,  lovely. 
pleasant. 

nx:a  (n^Y)  /,  pz.  c.  m*;, 

habitation,  dwelling,  pas 
ture. 

•"TOO  (nfv^)  adj., 


becoming,   comely,   lovely. 


see  niX  M. 

«*«.  q«;%  to 

whisper,  to  murmur. 
D2O  (n5'u'm)  TW  [mostly  with 
following  mrf]  declaration, 
utterance,  oracle. 


in/. 


J,  to 
commit  adultery  [with].  — 


Z.  D^B^,  to  com 
mit  adultery  or  idolatry. 

]Xi  (nj'u'f)  MI,  only  pZ. 
D^DXJ,  and  rpSXJ.  (n^'afa'f) 
w,  only  pi  D'BlBiO,  adul 
tery,  unchastity. 

XJ1   (n*'»'B)    M.    VjB^,   to 

revile,  scorn,  despise,  re 
ject.  —  Pi.  f$),  inf.  fi£) 

[for  yjsa],  A««.  TO!»  ^^> 

fKJtp,  pi.  D^»JP,  to 
despise,  contemn,  deride, 
reject.  —  ffithpo.  pt.  fNip 


to  be  derided,  scorned. 


'*'B)  Hi.  fut.  ft*)* 
[for  ]>K;i]  to  bloom,  to 
put  forth  blossoms. 

njMO  (n«W)  and  njft,} 
(ng'W)  /,  only  2>Z.  niSNJ  , 
reviling,  contempt. 

p*0  (nj'i'k)  M  P,«J?,  to 
cry,  groan,  wail. 

npT*O    (n*'*!!*')  /,    C.   np_*0  , 

pi.  nij?8,i,  a  groaning,  com 
plaining. 

TKJ  (n*'*'r)  Pt-  ")(«,  "1$, 
to  despise,  reject. 


of  a  town  in  Benjamin. 


D>X?:  and  D^J,  to  be 
inspired,  to  prophesy,  to 
speak  or  sing  as  a  pro 
phet.  —  Hith.  K.IUrin,  inf. 


,  the  same  as  M'.; 
to  rave,  to  play  the  madman. 


,  to  bore  through,  to 
hollow. 


see 


"lllj  (nsl?$')  j?r.w.  of  a  moun 
tain;  of  towns  in  Reuben 
and  Judah;  of  a  Chaldean 
god,  Hermes  or  Mercury. 


(n«wv)  /,  c.  nsn;, 

prophecy. 


pr.n.m. 


pr.n.m.      Nebuchadnezzar, 
king  of  Babylon. 


pr.w.m. 

,  see  nn. 
nij  (n^«irdi)  inf.  nnj,  to 

bark. 
H^^l  (no'bg,^)  j)r.w.  of  a  town 

in  Gad;  pr.n.m. 
trQJ    (nibd^'z)   pr.n.  of   an 

'idol  of  the  Avites  [D^]. 
tfiSJ     (nW»'t)    Pi.    tD,3J     to 

look.    -  -    Hi.    U^n,     m/- 
,    imp.   BS3, 


,  to  look,  to  look  at, 
out,  about,  on;  to  behold, 
regard,  respect. 


prophet,  speaker  of  oracles. 
JOZID  (n*b;V)/  prophetess; 
wife  of  a  prophet. 


206 


P        (n5bicyp'0-)  pr.n.m.  of 
an  Arabian  tribe. 


m,   only  pZ.  c. 
VD.5J,  spring1,  fountain. 


HH,  pi.  is  Pt.  535, 

/•  n?^J,  to  wither,  fade, 
decay;  to  be  worn  out,  to 
vanish,  to  perish;  to  act 
foolishly.  —  Pi.  ^,  fut. 
^JUJi  !>«•  <£!$)  to  esteem 
lightly,  to  despise,  reject. 


?^J,  foolish,  unbelieving. 
irreligious,  godless;  4ubst. 
fool,  unbeliever. 


pr.n.m. 

(nf'bgl),       ?J   (ng'bgl)    «, 


leather-bag,  vessel,  bottle, 
pitcher;  harp. 

h^  (n8b«tir)  /•  foolishness, 
wickedness  ,  foul  deed, 
punishment. 

hz)  (n^beir)  f,  e.  rhii 
w.s.  '  \n^;  and  in?^, 

corpse,  carcass. 

P1J  (n^iu1*)  /  the  parts 
of  shame. 

0723  (n'b&llS't)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Benjamin. 


f     coll. 
withering  leaves. 

1J   (nw)  jrf.  ^nj,  to 

bubble  forth,    to  rush.  — 

Hi.  rsn,  fut.  «^2,  i??. 

HJysn,    to    pour    out,    to 
utter,    speak,    pronounce; 
to  cause  to  ferment. 
jPn:  see  pp.2. 
EQ}    (nlbsf'n)    pr.w.    of    a 
town  in  Judah. 
see  ^«. 


w,  w..  oc. 
n  H21JJ,  the  south,  southern 
region. 

t^  (n^'d)  m  Tari,  inf. 


n^i,  1.^.1,  p«.  T^Q,  to 

bring  forward,  to  declare, 
explain,  announce;  to 
make  known,  to  betray.  — 
Ho.™,  inf.^  M^, 
to  be  announced,  to  be 
shown. 

1?!?  (n5'^84)  m  the  front, 
the  visible;  adv.  and  prep. 
opposite,  in  front  of,  before, 
in  presence  of,  against,  cor 
responding  to;  also 


J      (n^'h)    fut.    Hi:,     to 
shine,    to    glitter.  —  1/t. 


207 


H^n,  fut.  ~VV,  to  cause 
to  shine,  to  illuminate,  to 
make  bright. 

i-?1  (n$'e&h)  m,  w/.s.  qnjJ 

(nQghj'm)  brightness,  splen 
dour,  glory. 
^*P     (n?'g&h)  pr.n.m. 
nJO  (n5gph5r)  /  brightness, 
splendour. 

y  (iw$)  fut.  ni?,  to 

thrust,     to     push.   -  -   Pi. 


to  gore,  to  thrust,  to 
throw  down.  —  Hith. 
riilJnn  to  strike  one 

i       :    • 

another,  to  make  war. 
H|3  (n&gg5'£j))  adj.  wont  to 
gore. 

Tl)  (nfgl'4)  m,  c.  TO,  "W, 
PZ.  DH>^,  ,.  vfy,  a  high, 
a  noble  one,  prince,  leader, 
overseer;  pi.  noble  things. 

13}  (n^HL'n)  pt.  pi  Dyjj,  to 
touch  the  strings.  —  Pi. 


9,    to    harp,    to    strike 
the  strings. 
3J   (n^'c)    tn/.   ^,    nW. 

imp.  n,  fut.  y,a?,  p«.  y^j, 
/  nyji,  pz.  n'^:,  Pt.  P. 

VUJ,  to  smite,  beat, 
strike;  to  punish;  to 
touch;  to  reach  to,  to  ar 


rive.  —  Ni.  fut.  W^,  to 
be  smitten.  —  Pi.  fut.  V^], 
to  smite,  to  inflict  plagues. 
—  Pu.  ^3J  to  be  smitten. 

-Hi. 


to  cause  to  touch,  to  cause 
to  reach;  to  reach  to,  to 
touch;  to  arrive  at,  to 
obtain. 


D^^r  c.  '^J,  blow,  stroke, 
puuishment,plague,leprosy, 
pestilence,  plague-spot, 
scurf. 


/M«.  P],  p«.  P]^,  to  smite, 
push,  thrust,  punish.  - 

Ni.  *],&,    in/:  Fjgn,    M 

P]j5^,  p«.  P]JJr  to  be  beaten 
or  routed.  —  Hith.  ^OH 
to  stumble. 

JD  (n§'ggf)  m  a  stumbling; 
plague,  punishment. 


to  be  poured  out,  to  flow, 
to  be  stretched  out.  —  Hi. 

™n,  fut.  -1^1,  1411,  to 

pour  out,    to  pour  down; 
to  deliver  up,  to  abandon. 
Ho.    pt.    1.4P     to     be 
poured  out. 

fut.  &,   to, 


208 


pt.     ),  pi.  ,  c. 

to  press,  urge,  drive, 
exact;  p«.  driver,  task 
master,  exactor.  —  At.  tyiP. 
to  be  pressed,  harassed; 
to  harass  one  another;  to 
be  tired  out,  wearied. 


tfa,  Vf,  itffy 

/w«.  IPiP,  to  come  near,  to 
approach,  to  touch;  to 
draw  near;  to  stand  back. 
-  Ni.  tfi£J,  pt.  12$  J,  to 
approach;  to  come  near.  — 

imp.  n^'yin,  /w«. 
i,  p«.  tfi^D,  to 

bring  near,  to  present;  to 
approach.  —  Ho.  tt^ri,  pt. 
B$p,  to  be  brought  near, 
to  'be  offered.  -  -  Hith. 
to  draw  near. 


T?  (nfd)  m  heap,  wall. 


to  force  away,  to  remove. 


to  incite,  impel. 
^Tl^ri?  to  impel  oneself, 
to  be  willing,  to  do  or 
give  freely. 

pr.n.m. 


pz.    nin^,     c. 

willingness;  free-will  gift; 


plenty;    nD^Il    spontane 
ously,  voluntarily,    freely. 


pr.n.m. 
(nfd^'d)  Arf.   11T,   TV, 

pt.  11  J,  to  flap  the  wings, 
to  move  about,  to  flee,  to 
escape.  —  Po.  TjiJ  to  dis 
appear,  to  fly  away.  —  Hi. 
fut.  w.s.  ^n^J,  to  chase, 
to  scare  away.  —  Ho.  fut. 
^3?  ?  !><•  "T.49,  to  be  scared 
away;  to  be  thrust  away. 


.  [or  from  1U],  to 
move  to  and  fro;  to  flee, 
to  lament. 

Q^n?  (n5dydl'm)  m/pZ. 
a  tossing  to  and  fro  [sleep 
lessness]. 

JTT3 


z.  w.,.  03^19,  to 

remove,  expel. 
FHJ  (nfdg)  m  liberal  gift; 

a  whore's  wages. 
iTO  (nlddr)  /;    c.  nnj,  re 

moval,  rejection,  abomina 

tion,  impurity;  incest. 


nT0    to    strike    into;  -to 
thrust  out,  to  expel.  —  At. 

pt.  n^,   w.s.  in^,   pz. 
o^,  /nn^J,  no,!;,  to 

be    thrust    out,    expelled, 


banished;    to  be  seduced 

pt.  a  fugitive,   an  outcast 

-  Pu.  pt.   rnjp,    to    b 

cast  out.  —  Hi'. 

«np.  w.s 

^l,  Hill,  to  thrus 
out,  drive  out,  expel,  re 
ject;  to  seduce,  to  bring 
down  upon.  -  Ho.  pt 
rnp  to  be  frightened 
away. 


willing,  prompt,  generous, 
liberal;  subst.  a  noble, 
prince,  tyrant. 

9^P  (n'dibr)  /,  pi.  ninHj, 

nobility,  honour;  noble  or 
generous  dealing. 


OT,  «/.«. 

pZ.    D^rg,    sheath    [of    a 
sword];  liberal  gift. 


M/.S.  W^O,  to  disperse,  to 
drive  away,  to  expel,  to 
beat  —  Ni.  PpJ,  m/-  ^H, 
^?f.  PjJJ,  to  be  scattered, 
to  be  driven  about. 


J    (nfd&'r)  in/,    l^,    w 


to  vow. 


^IJ,  a  vow,  vowed  sacri 
fice. 

•jJ     (n?'ah)    w     splendour, 
eminence. 


to  drive  on,  to  drive  for 
ward,  to  lead  away,  to 
carry  away,  to  act.  —  Pi. 
3HJ,  fut.  Jnj),  to  drive,  to 
lead,  to  carry  off;  to  sigh, 
to  lament. 

rn  (n5hr)  imp.  nn;,  to 

wail,  lament,  mourn.  —  At. 
fut.  rigj?,  to  assemble 
[others:  to  lament]. 

(n%f)    m,    »>.   \nj,    a 
lament,  wail. 


,riJ9,  to  con 
duct,  lead;  to  provide  for, 
to  protect.  --  Him.  fut. 
^n:0?,  to  walk  on. 


Hebrew-English- 


.w.  of    a   town  in 
Zebulon. 

^'iial9'l)  m  pasture. 
&'m)    /M«.   Dn^,    to 
gnarl,  to  growl;  to  roar. 
Lp  (n3/h£m)  m  a  growling, 
roaring. 

Jpn^  (n%5m$')  /,  c.  npnp., 

the  same  as  Dry.. 

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210 


bray;  to  cry  wildly. 


to 


IH^,     to 

flow,  to  run  ;  to  crowd  to  ; 
to  shine,  to  be  cheerful. 
nahf'r)  w,  c.   VP,  du. 

PZ-   DV>^    and 

ni"]rg,  c.  ^np.,  river, 
stream,  current;  the  Eu 
phrates,  the  Nile;  0,1$ 
D^ni  Mesopotamia. 
TTP  (n5hg;r$')  f  light,  day 
light. 

tf    (ny)    M  pZ.   HW,  to 

avert,  hinder.  —  JK.  RJjb, 
/M«.  ^  [for  *0jy,  to  avert, 
hinder;  to  refuse,  to 
frustrate. 

1  (ntft)  M  3U),  to  bud, 
sprout,  grow,  thrive;  to 
utter,  to  speak.  —  PH.  fut. 
nnl^  to  cause  to  sprout, 
to  produce. 

,  M2  see  n^J. 

(mid)  Pf.  n;,  i;,  in/. 

and  imp.  HO,  /M«.  1^;,  p« 
1J,    to  move  to    and  fro 
to  shake,  to  nod;  to  rove 
about,  to  wander,  to  flee 
to    lament,    deplore,    pity 
condole.  —   Hi.  TJH,  inf 
TJn,    fut.  Ti;,    to    cause 
to  wander,  to  scare  away 


to  nod,    to  shake.  —  Ho. 
pt.  IJp   see  TU.  —  Hith. 
TTJnn  see  "1,14  • 
VD1    (nod)    m,    w.s.   "HJ,    a 
wandering  about. 
Tl32  (nod)  pr.n.  of  a  country 
east  of  Eden. 

(npd^'b)  pr.n.m. 

fut.  TO,    to 


dwell,  abide,  rest. 

2   (n?Y?')   M.  /««. 
to  praise,  extol. 

*  (nw¥')  /,  c.  n, 

c.  nij,  the  same  as 


rip,  dwelling,  abiding; 
comely,  beautiful,  lovely; 
JV3  ny  the  mistress 
[honour  or  inhabitant]  of 
the  house. 


"1,^,  c.  $},  dwelling-place, 
habitation;  pasture. 


TO 


p/.  m,  nl:, 


m/niJ,  m,  tmp.ov»  M 
OVJ»  n^  to  settle  down' 

to    rest,    to   lie  down,    to 
dwell  ;  to  be  silent.  —  Hi. 


,  mn,   nrrin, 


n^p,  to  set  or  lay  down, 
to    lead   to  rest,    to    give 


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rest,  to  leave  in  quiet;  t 
leave,  to  let  remain;  t 
permit,  to  place  or  put 
to  cast  down.  —  Ho.  nJi/1 
and  Q^n,  pt.  P13B,  to  b 
set  down  or  placed,  to  b< 
left,  to  be  brought  to  rest 


rest,  quiet,  resting-place. 

?e$?f)  pr.n.m. 
(nut)  fut.  BU;,  to  quake 


dwelling    of    a    prophetic 
school. 

DV    (num)  J9/.  DJ,  /id.  DUJ. 

to  slumber,  to  fall  asleep. 
Hp!3    (numr)    /    slumber, 
drowsiness. 


/«£.    1\r,     to    sprout,     to 
spread. 
j'J      (nun)  pr.n.m. 

(nuB)  p/.   D:,    inf.  DlJ, 


Pt.  DJ,  pi.  Dp:,  to  flee, 
to  move  on  quickly;  to 
escape.  -  -  PH.  DpU  to 
chase,  to  drive.  —  Hi. 


, 

to  put  to  flight;  to  rescue, 
to  save.  —  Hith.  DDiJ^n 
to  betake  oneself  to  flight. 


(nu'ae) 


,  to  totter,  quake, 
shake,  reel;  to  move  to 
and  fro,  to  tremble;  to 
wave  about,  to  rove,  to 
wander.  -  -  Ni.  fut.  Vlj)'1 
to  be  shaken,  to  be  sifted. 


-    Hi. 


mp.    w.s. 


"py^T>  to  shake,  to  drive, 
to  move,  to  set  in  motion, 
to  drive  abroad,  to  disturb. 


pr.n.m. 
and  /. 

\V     (nuf)     fit.    ^D,     inf. 


te;.5.  <S^9,  to  cause  to 
move,  to  shake,  to  swing, 
to  wave,  to  move  up  and 
down;  to  wave  [a  sacri 
fice],  to  dedicate;  to 
sprinkle,  to  moisten.  —  Ho. 
^H  to  be  waved.  —  PH. 
fut.  PjBlj;,  to  beckon,  to 
threaten. 


n$f)  m  elevation,  height. 

(nuB)  Hi.  pf.  pi.  iSJri, 
M  fXJ;,  to  bloom,'  to 
blossom  [see  f.^J]. 

,7^  (D?B5r)  /"wing,  pinion. 


212 


(ntjk)     Hi.     fut.     w.s. 
j^fli,  to  suckle,  see  pJ^. 
(nu§)  M  ntfUX,  to  be 
ill,  sick. 

nr,  n  ,  vi, 


to  spirt,  to  sprinkle.  —  Hi. 

nn,  M  n^i,  n  ,  p«.  nje, 

to    sprinkle;    to    cause   to 

start,  to  startle. 
"TO    (n&zfd)    m    a   cooked 

dish,  mess. 
"TO     nzJT)   «n,    c.  T,P,    a 


separate,  dedicated  one  ; 
Nazarite;  prince;  the  un- 
pruned  vine. 


^Z.  Qv]p,  to  flow  down, 
to  run  down;  to  overflow, 
to  spread.  —  Hi.  ^])H  to 
cause  to  flow. 


pi.  D^p^,  c.  ^P  ring  [for 
the  nose  and  ears]. 
t?  (nf'zgk)  m  loss,  damage. 
M.  IP,  in/. 
.  11}^,  to  separate 
oneself;  to  abstain;  to 


devote  oneself.  —  Hi. 
inf.  T|'!D,  fut.  Til,  to 
refrain,  restrain;  to  con 
secrate;  to  abstain. 

^Y^  /        —  I       V        \  S^^^ 

MJ     (n?zgrj     m,     w-S-     I  |iJ, 
consecration;     consecrated 


or  unshorn  head;  diadem, 
crown. 

]J   (np'ae^)  pr.n.m.)  Noah. 
^jirD  (n&#l>r)  pr.n.m. 

imp.  nnj,  to 


guide,     to     lead.    —    Hi. 


nmn,  in/,  w.s.  Dtrin;i2  [for 
qn'n^n^],  /M«.   nn^,   to 

guide,  to  lead. 

)  pr.n.m. 

}    m,    only  pi. 
D^ppJ,    consolation,    com 
fort,  compassion. 
TirO  (n^efjo'r)  pr.n.m. 


of  copper  or  bronze;  subst. 
copper. 


/,   only  pi. 

[for  nnfl,  pipe, 


flute. 

"ITO  (n?^fr)    m,    only   dw. 
:Tn;,  nostrils. 

nWl)  inf.  ^n^I,  /M«. 
?p^,  to  seize,  to  take 
into  possession  ;  to  get,  to 
inherit;  to  take  or  have 
for  one's  own;  to  give  in 
possession.  —  Pi.  ?n^ 
inf.  7J32,  to  distribute,  to 
allot.  -  -  Hi.  *?TXf%o  inf' 


pt.    \D^Q»  to  give  in  pos 
session  or  inheritance.  - 


213 


HO.  /pw  to  ke  ma^e  to 

possess.  —  Hith.  TplOH  to 
(  possess  for  oneself. 

^H-    (n&'$&!)   mi    i"P-    ^HrJ    W- 

^np_,  du.  D.^m,  brook, 
stream,  torrent;  valley, 
ravine,  gorge. 


pZ.       ffff$j        possession, 
property,  inheritance. 
blJvrg  (n&'Wn)  pr.n.  of 
a  station  in  the  desert. 

D?.    n 


pr.n.m. 

p:  (n^a'm)  Ni.  DHJ ,  i.p. 
DHJ,  t'n/.  and  iwip.  Djl^n, 
/M«.  Dp^,  _p«.  DPJJ,  to  have 
compassion,  to  pity,  to 
grieve,  to  be  sorry;  to 
comfort  oneself;  to  feel 
repentance;  to  take  ven 
geance.  —  Pi.  CPU,  inf. 
Dpi,  imp.  pi.  ^-PP,!,  fut. 
EH^,  pt.  OriJtp,  to  comfort, 
console,  pity.  —  Pu.  DHJ, 
/««.  Dp^,  to  be  comforted. 
—  Hith.  DHJipn  to  feel 
compassion,  repentance;  to 
comfort  oneself;  to  take 
revenge. 

(nS,'ei)&m)  pr.n.m. 

m  repentance. 


tion,  comfort. 


consola 


pr.n.m. 


see 


to  press,  to  urge. 

M.    _p«.    pZ. 

m,  see  nin. 

m  a  snorting. 


see 


y    pr.n.m.. 

Pi  t^nJ  ,    inf. 

m,  /M«.  t^rij;,  pt.  t^mp, 

to  practice  sorcery,  to  give 
oracles,  to  divine,  to  fore 
tell. 


m,    c. 

p^.    D^'m,    serpent,    the 
constellation  of  the  dragon. 


i>r.n.m. 


incantation,  omen. 

pr.n.w. 
f  and   m, 


c?w.  D^n^n^l,  copper,  bronze; 
fetter;  [copper]  money. 
^ijst?')  pr.n.f. 


nm 


made  of  copper;  the  bronze 
serpent  made  by  Moses. 

,OJ  (nwa)  fut.  nm?,  nrr, 

to  descend,  to  come  down, 
to  sink.  -  -  Ni.  nm  to 
come  down  on.  —  Pi. 
nm,  imp.  nm,  to  press 
down,  to  bend  [a  bow], 
to  level  [or  to  water].  — 
Hi.  imp.  nmn  to  cause  to 
come  down. 


m  a  comng 
down,  descent,  rest,  repose, 
ease. 


pr.n.m. 

(na^ffr)  adj.,  only  pi. 
m,,  descending. 

see  nm  and  nnn. 

in/.   mtpj,    imp. 


pj.  ni;ttDj,   to 

stretch,  to  extend;  to 
stretch  out,  to  spread  out; 
to  bend,  to  bow  down,  to 
decline;  to  turn  aside.  — 
Ni.  PlttJ,  fut.  ntp^,  to  be 
stretched,  extended.  —  Hi. 

ntsn,  inf.  rvten,  iwp.  n^n, 
ton,  /M«.  ,192,  q!l,  i>«.  nt^D, 

^pZ.  D^tSO,  to  stretch  out, 
to  spread  out,  to  reach; 
to  bow  down,  to  incline; 


to  turn  aside,  to  avert,  to 
turn  away;  to  bend. 

???   Mi'l)  adj.,    only  pi. 
c.  "^tpjl,  bearing,  laden. 
(n^tfa')    w,    only  pi. 
;,  a  plant. 

(n«tif5')  /;    only  pi. 
;,  pendant  for  the  ear. 

'tlsr)   /,    only  pi 
,  tendril,  twig. 


,  to  lift  up,  to  raise. 
—  Pi.  fut.  ^J3J;  to  take  up. 

,3  (ne'tgl)  m  load,  burden. 

t»")  m/:  yb;,  nyp, 
imp.  ypj,  M  y;^:,  p«.  VL^J, 

w.  interr.  H  VfSiri,  to  set 
in,  to  plant;  to  set  up,  to 
establish.  —  Ni.  VgJ  to  be 
planted. 


c.     'J/.tpJ,     the     planting, 
plantation,  plant. 


see 


n^  to 
drop,  to  drip,  to  flow.  — 
Hi.  W,  M  P)^,  p«. 
^1^0,  to  cause  to  drip; 
to  speak,  preach,  prophesy. 

,  pi. 


215 


drop  ,       aromatic       resin 
[myrrh]. 

Sb?   (n«t?f5r)    pr.w.    of    a 
town      near      Bethlehem  ; 
gent,  ^ppltpj. 
PJ   (n?t»'r)  A*.  "Ity,   Itp^, 

to    keep,     to    guard,     to 
watch. 


p  lttJ,  pZ 
n^tD},  to  stretch,  to  ex 
tend,  to  spread;  to  scatter; 
to  reject,  to  leave,  to 
give  up,  to  remit,  to 
allow;  to  draw  [a  sword], 
to  brandish.  —  Ni.  EteJ, 
fut.  Bto}?,  to  be  spread 
out,  to  be  dispersed,  to  be 
loosened.  --  Pu.  tr'ti.J  to 
be  left,  forsakeu. 
^  (ni)  m  wailing,  lament. 

2W  (nib)  m  fruit,  produce; 
speech  [praise]. 

*Q*0   (n?Wy)  pr-n.m. 

n^J     (4d)     m    consolation, 

comfort. 
n1!*1^  (ni4?')  /  abomination  ; 

others:  banishment. 

see  n. 


^J,  rest,  pleasant 
ness,  agreeableness,  delight 


*0    (nin)    m,    w.s.   \W,    off 
spring,  descendant. 
1*0*0     (nin5vf)     pr.n.    of     a 

city  in  Assyria,  Nineveh. 
3*0   (njfi)  m  a  fugitive. 
D*0    (njB$'n)    m    the    first 
month  of  the  Hebrew  year. 
1*£*0  (niBo'n)  m  spark. 
"1*0  (n?r)  m  light,  lamp. 
I*1?1   (njr)    imp.   pZ.    n^,    to 
make  arable,  to  plough. 
^  (ulr)   =   11 
1*0 8  (nir)  m  newly  broken 
land,  land  made  arable. 
DT?  see  HT. 
see  HDJ  JTi. 

Q^5')     At.     ^^j      I?'. 

il  to  be  beaten. 


ad;.,   j>Z.  D^W, 

beaten,  afflicted,    grieved. 

^b3  (n5c^?'a-)   /  powdered 
spice,    an    aromatic   gum 
[tragacanth]  for  censing. 
ID:    (nB'<W4)    m,    w.s.   '33i, 
progeny. 

DJ  (n^?;r)  M'.  HD:  to  be 
beaten,  slain.  —  Pi.  inf. 
i"$J  see  5i.  M  --  PM. 
HD.:  to  be  beaten.  —  Hi. 

,  inf.  nsn,  nipn,  unp. 


•TW 


216 


n,  r,n,  /««. 


D\3£.  to  beat,  strike, 
smite,  hit,  hurt,  wound, 
kill,  slay,  pierce;  to  rout, 
defeat,  conquer.  —  Ho.  ""OH, 


<?.  r$D,  pZ.  D^lp,  to  be 
beaten,  hit,  punished. 
killed. 

DJ  (nw)  adj.,  c.  rpj, 

smitten,  afflicted. 

S?  (nc$Br)  TO,  only  pi.  D^J, 
slanderer. 

J?    IJJ   (n^cf)?')  pr.n.m. 

J  (nad^o'n)  m    thrashing- 
floor  [pr.w.]. 

adj.,     w.s. 


pZ.  rilnb^!,  lying  ahead, 
straiglit  on;  right,  righ 
teous;  subst.  right,  justice, 
righteousness. 


the  front;  prep,  before,  in 
presence  of,  over  against, 
straight  ahead. 


p«.  ,     to 

deal  deceitfully,  to  deceive. 
—  Pi.  ^5^  same  as  QaL  — 
Hith.  ^,3irin  to  show  one 
self  cunning,  deceitful. 


fd&Sl)   m,    only  pi.  c. 
^J,  cunning,  deceit. 

(ng'c^^e)    TO,    only    pZ. 
,  riches,  wealth. 


M.  -]3J,  /u«. 
"1,2^,  to  feign,  to  dis 
semble,  to  make  oneself 
unknown;  to  be  recognised. 
known.  -  -  Pi.  1DJ,  fut. 
"13JJ,  to  find  strange,  not 
to  know;  to  disdain,  to 
deny,  to  reject.  —  Hi.  T?n, 
inf.  TDn,  -)5H,  ~l?n,  imp. 


T'DD,  to  find  out,  to  re 
cognise,  to  regard,  to  ob 
serve,  to  perceive,  to 
understand;  to  honour.  — 
Hith.  ISJOtf  to  feign,  to 
dissemble  ;  to  be  recognised. 


strangeness;    strange,  for 

eign  land. 

D}    (nB'c$gr)    TO     and    IpJ 

(np'd^^r)  TO    misfortune,  ca 

lamity. 

P}  (nod&rj')  ad;.,  pZ.  D^JJ, 
/nn?J,pZ.nin?J,  strange, 
foreign,  alien,  unknown. 


[for  in;],  only  in 
nprns3  treasure  -house, 
store-house. 


217 


Hi.    inf.    w.s 

*$??3    [for   flOi^D?],    to 
bring  to  an  end. 


J.3J  contemptible,  vile. 
J  (n§mu'?'l)  pr.n.m. 

'msir)  /,  pi.  D^W, 
an  ant. 


L'r)  see  11B. 

(nsmfr)   m,  pi.   D^BJ, 
leopard,  panther. 

'  !?^      (njmro'd)    .pr.n.m.; 
Babylonia. 

nfrnrr)    and    D^lpJ 
(nfrnrfm)  pr.w.  of  a  place. 


ms      pr.n.m. 
^   (n?B)  m,    w.«.   \D;,    pole, 
sign,     standard,     banner, 
signal. 

!???     (n'fijbb?')    f    turn, 
course. 


see 


(n?fl$')     Pt.    HDJ,    m/. 

niBj,  nbj,  imp.  DJ,  /^. 

HDJJ,  pt.  nBJp,  to  try,  to 
put  to  the  proof,  to  tempt, 
to  attempt. 

PICO  = 


fut.  HD?,  to 
pull  out,  to  root  out,  to  expel, 
to  banish;  to  pull  down.  — 


Ni.  npj,  fut.  np%  to  be 

driven  out. 

libation,   drink-offering;  a 
cast  image;  prince,   ruler. 


JB^  T]b^,  to  pour  out 
[libations];  to  cast  [metals]; 
to  appoint,  to  consecrate. 
—  Ni.  t]BJ  to  be  appointed. 

-   Pi.  fut.  ?)BJ?    to    pour 

' 


TOO,  M  m  m  to 

pour  out    [as  a  libation]. 
-    Ho.    fut.    "B>    to    be 
poured  out. 


to  knot,  weave;  to  cover, 
to  veil. 


p.pj,  a  pouring  out,  liba 
tion,  drink-offering;  a 
molten  image. 

£p;  see  1»p. 

P^X  (np$'B)  p«.  DDJ,  to 
be  sick. 


to  lift  oneself  up,  to  be 
come  conspicuous  [or  to 
collect  round  a  standard]. 


218 


w.s.   D^PJ    (nQBe$'m),    imp. 

VD,  t¥p,'M  VjS?,  to  puii 

up,  to  tear  out  [tent- 
pins,  &c.],  to  break  up  [a 
tent],  to  move  on,  to  re 
move,  to  migrate.  —  At. 
yDJ  to  be  torn  away.  - 

m.  yspn,  fat.  ypi,  ypi,  Pt. 

tP,Ep8,  to  cause  to  break 
up,  to  lead  forth;  to  re 
move;  to  quarry  stones. 

DJ    (n?B&'k)     M   p,D>,     to 

rise,  to  ascend. 

pCO    (nIfirp-'$)  pr.n.  of  an 

Assyrian  idol. 

^J  (n?V)  pr.w.  of  a  place 

in  Zebulon. 


Z.    and 


childhood,  boyhood. 


J  (nri'm)  adj.,  «.  Q^J, 
pi.  D'P'V},  /  ^^J,  P^- 
nip^y;,  lovely,  sweet, 
pleasant,  agreeable. 

-»i)  in/,  ^v 


l,  to  bolt,  to  bar,  to 
lock  up. 

Bj'  (n?'8.'l)  [denom.  of 
/u«.  bjt}?-,  to  shoe.  —  ZTi 
n  to  shoe. 


,  w.«. 


.  Q^Jyp-?  a  shoe,  sandal. 

(n^'m)  A**-  Rl?^,  t-P- 
y^,  to  be  lovely,  gracious, 
charming,  pleasant,   mild, 
sweet. 


^^   (n9'c&m)    m    loveliness, 
pleasantness,  charm;  kind 
ness,  favour. 
tj??;?.  (n§/'am$')  pr.n.f.  ;  pr.n. 

of  towns,  gr«w« 


tjy^1  (n8,"»m?'D)  arfj.  lovely, 
pleasant;  pZ.  D^^yp.  love 
liness,  delight. 
PV.ri1   (n&"amf'n)  pr.n.m. 
P^SJ     (n5."aBu'B)     m,     pZ. 
D^^SyJ,  thorn-bush,  thorn- 
hedge. 

yj1   (nr*'r)    to    growl,    to 
roar. 


iy:,  to  shake,  to  stir;  to 
shake  out.  -  -  Ni.  "l^, 
/M«.  "l,y^,  to  shake  oneself 
free  from,  to  get  rid  of; 
to  be  shaken  off.  —  Pi 
-1$,  fut.  "I#J;,  to  shake, 
push,  drive  away.  —  llith. 
"iWrin  to  shake  oneself 
from. 


219 


^,  c.  n.?jL,  child, 

boy,  youth;  servant;  male; 
maid,  girl. 

5*    (n&"&r)   w    scattered, 
straying  sheep. 

iyj    (n?"&r)     m     boyhood, 
youth. 


,  c.  niiyj_,  girl, 

maid,       young       woman. 
servant. 

^P_a  (nr»rr)  pr.n.f.  ;  pr. 
of  a  place  in  Ephraim. 


pr.n.m. 


i^^J   (n«€9'r^)  /  tow,    re 
fuse. 

]j  (npf)  pr.n.  =  P)b  Memphis. 
pr.n.m. 


!?')/;  c.nSJ,  sieve. 

(n?f5f)  /,  c.  nsj,  pz. 

DJ,  elevation,  height,  hill. 


(n*fafii'm)  pr.n.m. 
J   (n^fft'dl)  in/.  nnB,    /M«. 

ns*,  p«.  nsi,  p«.  p.  HiDJ, 

to  blow,  to  breathe;  to 
blow  on,  up,  away;  to 
exhale,  to  breathe  one's 


last.  —  Pu.  nsj  to  be 
blown  up  [a  fire].  —  Hi. 
rVBH  to  cause  to  breathe 
one's  last;  to  despise,  to 
contemn. 


-   (n$'fg4)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Moab. 


(ntfj'i)     m,     only 
,  D^?;,  giant. 


o'f^  m  a  precous 
stone,  ruby,  carbuncle  or 
garnet. 


?J  (nQflo'), 

^.'?DJ,  /  n?DJ,  to  fall, 
to  fall  down,  to  be  pro 
strate,  to  drop  ;  to  be  born  ; 
to  fall  out,  to  happen,  to 
turn  out;  to  fall  away,  to 
sink;  to  be  overthrown, 
to  decay;  to  settle  down, 
to  abide.  —  Hi.  ^EH.  inf. 

^©n,  ^n,  fut.  ^B:,  ?B.».if 

pt.  7\B£,  to  make  fall,  to 
cause  to  fall,  to  throw 
down,  to  fell,  to  make  the 
face  fall;  to  lay  down,  to 
desist.  —  Hith.  ^flfl  to 
cast  oneself  down;  to  fall 
upon,  to  attack.  —  PU. 
to  fall. 


220 


ng'fgl),       SJ    (ne'fgl)    «n 
untimely  birth,  abortion. 

SJ  (n*f*'B)  tn/.  fiSJ,  pt. 
p.  flEO,  to  be  dispersed; 
tr.  to  scatter,  smash,  dash 
to  pieces.  —  Pi.  ^DJ,  fat. 
f$l]i  to  break  or  dash  to 
pieces,  to  shatter,  to 
scatter.  -  -  Pu.  pt.  y;BJO 
to  be  broken,  scattered. 

20  (ng'fgB)  m  shower  of 
rain,  tempest. 

jDJ  (n&ppe'B)  m  dispersion. 
a's)  M.  BteJ,  M 
to  take  breath;  to 
be  refreshed. 

Stt  (ng'fgs)  /,  w.«.  y?;, 
pi  rws;,  c.  iw?:,  breath, 

respiration,      life;       soul, 
spirit,  mind;  living  being, 
creature,  a  person,  self. 
ng'fg&)  /  height,  hill. 
g^-)  m  liquid  honey. 
i       (n&ftu'l)  w,   only  pi 
v1Fi?0,  wrestling,  fight. 


pr.n. 
the  people  of  middle  Egypt. 


pr.n.m. 

^3  (n?B)m,  ty.s.naj.  blossom, 
flower;  hawk. 

^    (n5B5')    m/.  K^J,    to 
fly,  to  fly  away. 


n?,^  ,  to  be  set  up.  to  be 
stationed,  to  station  one 
self,  to  stand;  to  be  firm 
or  healthy.  —  Hi. 

inf.  n^n,  imp.  f 
fut.  n^i,  281,  P 

to  set,  to  place,   to  erect, 
to  establish.  —  Ho.  2JZ.71, 
p«.  21^  p,  to  be  placed.  - 
Hith.  2i?^on  see  2S. 


(nlBBfb)    m    handle, 
haft;  prefect,  superior. 


ut.  r\y,,  to 

flee;  to  be  waste,  to  be 
desolate.  —  Ni.  fut.  r$r, 
pt.  nSJ,  pZ.  D'(SJ,  to  quarrel, 
to  strive;  to  be  wasted, 
destroyed.  —  Hi.  H^H,  inf. 
w.s.  In^H,  to  quarrel,  to 
strife,  to  war. 

(n?B?')  -  pflftt. 

(n?B5')   /  filth,    ex 
crements  [in  the  crop]. 


(nJBB?;')    /    blossom, 
flower. 


(n5Bur?r)    /   Watch, 
guard. 

^p   (n^Burfm)  -ml  pi  and 


guarded,  secret  places. 


221 


$B$'d))  Pi.  m?J,  in/". 
0$1,  p*-  Lj*jp,  to  excel, 
to  be  superior;  to  super 
intend,  to  be  chief;  pt. 
music-master,  precentor.  — 
Ni.  pt.  f  nnJZJ,  to  endure, 
to  last. 


splendour,  glory,  truth, 
power,  firmness,  confidence. 
duration,  perpetuity;  adv. 
and  H^,  n*TTC  always, 
for  ever,  till  eternity. 


c.  "O^,  prefect,  superior; 

military       post;       pillar, 

column. 

^2    (n'Bfb)    pr.w.    of    a 

town  in  Judah. 


(nsBJ'r)  see 


/%rf.  ?,  to  be 
drawn  out,  to  be  delivered, 
saved;  to  free  oneself.  — 
Pi.  tytf,  fut.  ^4?,  to  rob, 
to  plunder;  to  deliver,  to 
save.—  Si.  ^^H,  tw/.  ^H, 


to  tear 
apart,  to  pull  away,  to 
snatch,  to  rob;  to  with 


draw,  escape;  to  deliver, 
to  save,  to  free.  —  So. 
^H,  pt.  ^p.  to  be  drawn 
out,  to  be  snatched  out  of. 
-  Eith.  ^Jyijijl  to  strip 
or  put  off  [a  garment], 
JJ?  (nIBBs'n)  m  f  lower, 
blossom. 

J  (nvB»'B)  p«.  y,Xi,  to 
glitter,  to  sparkle.  —  Si. 
see  NJ2  Si. 

'r)  imp.  1^,   TlX, 

1^,  -lif'r,  pt. 


/•  rQlBJ,  to  observe,  be 
hold;  to  watch,  guard, 
inspect  ,  keep  ,  preserve, 
protect;  to  hide;  to  besiege. 
&5  (ne'Bgr)  m  sprout,  shoot, 
descendant. 
)  see  njy. 


imp.     Hip:      (nQkbar),      fut. 

ajft  a^i,  p«.  ay,  p«.  p. 

n^J,  pZ.  c.  fljpj,  to  bore, 
to  pierce,  to  hollow  out; 
to  mark,  to  distinguish, 
to  fix;  to  curse,  to 
blaspheme.  —  A7i.  3£J  to 
be  marked,  to  be  called 
by  name. 

l?!?.1  (ng'k^)  w  a  bezel  for 
precious  stones. 


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pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Naphtali. 

J"Oj5?  (nskeb?')  /  a  female 
[of  men  and  beasts]. 

Ip5  (n5k?'d)  adj.,  pi  D^, 
flpl  n^R4,  spotted, 
speckled. 

(npkfd.)  m  shepherd. 


a  situd  [of  silver]. 

At.   ngj,    imp. 

npj>,   to   be 

pure,  guiltless,  free  from 
punishment;  to  be  free, 
empty,  evacuated,  de 
stroyed.  —  Pi.  Hpp,  inf. 
Hgl,  fut.  Hjy;,  to  declare 
innocent,  to  let  go  un 
punished,  to  acquit;  to 
cleanse  by  punishment. 


(nlkks'd)   m,    only  pi 
,     crumb,    crust;    a 
kind  of  cake. 


see 


(niW)  od;.,  c.  >i?.J,  PZ. 
D^p^l,  D^j?^,  pure,  innocent, 
guiltless,  free,  quit. 


purity,  innocence;  bareness. 


(n?kl'k) 


5  crevce. 

see  ^g  M. 

(nak&'m)  tn/.  DJ?J,  D^, 
fut.  Bf^jjJi  Dp.J,  to  avenge, 
to  punish,  to  take  ven 
geance,  to  revenge  on.  — 
Ni.  D|?J,  inf.  Dpi!,  /M«. 
QJ?4o  to  take  revenge,  to 
avenge  oneself;  to  be 
avenged,  punished.  —  Pi. 
Dj5J  to  avenge.  —  £To.  /M«. 
D^.^  to  be  avenged, 
punished.  —  Hith.  DplOri 
to  avenge  oneself;  to  be 
revengeful. 

Dpj  (njkrm)  m,  C.  DpJ, 
revenge  ,  vengeance  ,  re 
taliation,  punishment. 

npjtt  (n*k?m?')  /,  c.  npjpj, 

pi.  nitpjy,  vengeance,  re 

taliation,  punishment;  vin- 

dictiveness. 
VpJ  (n5k§,")  to  turn  away 

[intr.]. 
^p^1     (n1**'«)    Pt.   ?]^,    to 

cut     down,     to     fell;     to 

destroy. 
*]p;T2    (nlk^'f)  M   P)i?^,   to 

go    round,    to  move  in  a 

circle.  --   Hi.   ^fl,    in/- 


^,  to  let  go 


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round,  to  make  round,  to 
surround,  to  draw  arround. 
")j?J  (np'kgf)  m.  the  shaking 
or  beating  off  [fruits]. 
lBfjO  (nlkptf)  /  rope  [for  a 
girdle]. 

)JP_3  (nsk&'r)  in/.  "liflj,  M 
1^,  to  bore,  pierce,  hollow 
out.  —  Pi.  1j?J,  fat.  1j?j; 
the  same  as  QaZ.  —  -f*w- 
"Ijy  to  be  dug  out. 
nf^  (n'ksrtf)  /,  c.  rrii?J, 
pi.  c.  ni"]j?J,  a  hole,  cavern. 

p_5  (nsk&'s)  p«.  tyjri:,  to 

snare,  ensnare.  —  Ni.  fut. 
Vf$y.  to  be  snared,  to  be 
seduced.  —  Pi.  fut.  tfi^j] 
to  lay  a  snare.  —  Hith.  pt. 
to  lay  a  snare. 


ni")J,    niJ,    light,    lamp; 
prosperity,  instruction. 
D      (n?r)  j?r.w.w. 

1?  (nfrg&'l)  pr.n.  of  an 
idol  of  the  Cuthites,  the 
planet  Mars. 


*8'B§r    pr.n.in. 
^"13  (nlrg^'n)  m  whisperer, 

slanderer. 
Tj?    (nfrd)  m,  w.«.  ^"JJ,  pZ. 

DH^,    nard,    a    fragrant 

grass. 


pr.n.m. 

(jap?)  inf.  NfrJ, 

,  nx??,  imp. 
;  ^  [no:],  ^fr,  iis^, 


,  to 

raise,  to  lift  up  [the 
countenance,  the  eyes,  the 
voice,  the  soul];  to  bear, 
to  carry,  to  wear;  to  take, 
to  take  away;  to  accept, 
to  be  partial.  —  Ni. 
imp.  Nt^n,  fut. 


to  be  lifted  up,  to  be 
raised;  to  be  elevated,  ex 
tolled,  exalted;  to  be 
borne,  carried,  taken  away. 
-  Pi.  K^J,  imp.  NfeU,  fut. 
Njw;,  to  raise,  lift  up, 
exalt,  heighten;  to  sup 
port,  help  ;  to  carry  off.  — 
m.  N^H  to  cause  to 
bear;  to  apply  to.  —  Hith. 
fut.  X&30?,  K^jP,  pt. 
Nj^iriip,  to  raise  oneself, 
to  be  exalted,  to  be  proud, 
haughty. 

(nFB&'s)  Hi.  .Wn,   inf. 


rf^O,     to     reach,     catch, 
overtake;   to  attain  to,   to 


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obtain,  to  acquire;  to  bring 
near. 


idol  carried  in  procession. 
OteO  (nf  Bf)  m,  c.  «\^,  j>Z. 
D^^,  c.  ^^^;,  an  ex 
alted  one,  prince,  king. 
chief;  rising  vapour,  mist, 
cloud. 


M.  pJ  to 
be  kindled.  —  Hi.  p^'H, 
fut.  p^l,  to  kindle,  to'  set 
on  fire. 


(n5sf)  pt.  NBfy   N^'J, 

to     lend     on    usury;     p«. 
money-lender,  creditor.  - 
m.  fat.  W&1,  to  vex  like 
a  creditor. 


(*m')  inf.  U}  see 
n^J.  --  Ni.  X$?  to  be 
deceived.  —  m  N'tftl,  M 
N^,  ^:,  ^,  to  lead 
astray,  to  mislead,  to  de 
ceive,  to  seduce;  to  sur 
prise,  to  oppress. 

t£0  (n$s&'b)  to  breathe,  to 
blow.    —   Hi.    fat.    3>t£, 
2tfe  to  cause  to  blow;  to 
blow  away. 
tftt    (n?S?')    in/1.  ^tf^'J    [for 

n^],  pt.  n#j,  Pz.  oyj, 

to  neglect,    to   forget;    to 
loan,    to    lend    on    usury; 


pt.  usurer,  creditor.  —  Ni. 
fat.  HBty  to  be  forgotten. 

-  Pi/n^J,  w.s.  w'j,  to 

cause  to  forget.  —  Hi. 
Hfn,  fat.  nt£,  to  cause 
to  forget;  to  lend  to. 

"K^J  (n$sgr)  m  sinew,  tendon 
in  the  thigh,  hip-sinew. 
t£0  (n*gj')  mj  w.,.  t];.^J,  debt. 

W:i    (lAsiyyr)  /  forgetM- 

ness,  oblivion. 
see  nX. 


/  a  kiss. 


see 


,  to 

bite,  to  vex,  to  inflict  in 
jury.  Pi.    T]^J,    fat. 

«jj$2|}  to  bite,  to  sting.  — 

Hi.  Vjfti   M   W,   P<- 

T]^D,  to  lend  on  usury; 
to  impose  tribute. 

]^    (ng'SSS)    m    interest. 
usury. 


cell,  appartment. 


?J8fy  to  draw  off,  to  pull 
off;  to  reject,  cast  out; 
intr.  to  fall  off,  to  drop 
off.  -  -  Pi.  fat.  h$2]  to 
expel,  to  drive  out. 


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,  to  breathe,  to  pant 


f  breath,  breath 
ing,  panting;  breathing 
being,  animal,  living  soul. 

]g^  (nss&'f)  to  breathe,  to 
blow. 

")t£0  (ng'SSf)  m  a  blowing, 
cooling;  twilight,  darkness. 

tn/. 


P#o  !>«•  P,#J,  to  kiss;  to 
be  attached;  to  put  on, 
to  arm  oneself.  —  Pi.  inf. 
p#J,  imp.  pi.  Ifp^'J,  fut. 
p,#2?,  to  kiss.  —  Hi.  p^rn^ 
;>«.  f/pl  n1p^>J,  to  touch,' 
to  fit  to  one  another. 

^   (ng'Sfik),     P^;j     (nfgfik) 

»n,  i.j9.  pt^J,  armour,  arms; 
armoury,  arsenal. 


pl.n^Vl  c.  n/fJ,  eagle, 
vulture,  or  other  bird  of 
prey. 

^  (n5§»'«-)  to  be  parched, 
to  be  dried  up.  —  Ni.  nt£*'J 
to  be  dried  up,  to  be 
drained. 


(nlst«v5'n)    m    letter, 
epistle  [Persian]. 

Hebrew-Enclish. 


i  nn:.  M 

nj),  to  cut  in  pieces  [flesh]. 


m,  pi. 

a  piece  of  flesh. 


and  nn>n;  (n^ibr)  /,  Pi 

Dp'nj,  htj<P),  trodden 
way,  path. 

^PJ  (n?a-i'n)  «,  only  pi. 
D^Tg,  a  dedicated  one, 
servant  of  the  temple. 

K  M-^)  /M«.  ?]n^  to 

be    poured    out,    to    flow 

out.—  Ni.  ^n:,  pt.  /npFU, 

to  be  poured  out;    to   be 
melted,    dissolved.  --  Hi. 
TP'%  in/.  TOW,  M  TO:, 
to  pour  out,    to  melt.  - 
Ho.  "qn?  to  be  melted. 

P?   (n50-&'n)   p/.   2.  Sg.   Pnj, 

n:,  nnn  [for  n:nj],  tV. 
i,  1W,  ™,  nn, 

w/.s.     '•pn,     imp.     IP,     ""jl-j 

™,  M  IP:,  IB:,  pi.  ipi, 

inU,  jp«.  p.  IIP;,  to  give, 

to  hand  over,  to  grant,  to 
yield;  to  allow,  permit; 
to  put,  place,  establish, 
constitute;  to  make,  render. 

—At.  in:,  «z/.  i^n,  irun, 
/u«.  in}>,  pt  in:,  td'be 

given,  to  be  given  over, 
to  be  delivered;  "to  be 


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nsp 


placed;   to  be  reduced.  - 
Ho.  IP",   fut.  in?,    to    be 
given,  put,  placed. 

n}  (n^5'n);  ^Npn;  (n^fci  Yl); 

rp;n;    (irtuwtf), 


_ 

HO  (n$H'fl)  to  tear  up,  to 
destroy. 

ri?  M-r)  M.  yn:  to  be 

broken  out,  to  be  crushed. 

ro  (n*8*'»)  M  fn:,  to 

pull  down,  to  break  down, 
to  destroy;  to  knock  out 
[teeth].  —  Ni.  f.rU  to  be 
torn  down,  to  be  destroyed. 
-  Pi.  ftM,  fut.  fiM!,  to 
break,  to  smash.  —  Pw. 
yn.J  to  be  broken,  smashed 
down.  —  Ho.  fut.  y,nj,  to 
be  broken  up. 

fut.  pn?,  _p«, 

to  tear  away,  to 
cut  off;  to  castrate.  —  Ni 
pp,  fut.  pnj:,  to  be  torn 
or  broken  off;  to  be  pulled 
torn  out;  to  be  torn  away 


removed.  —  Hi.  p1^,  inf. 
pTin,    to    push  away;    to 

cut  off.  --  HO.  prgri  to 

be  driven  away,  to  be  re 

moved. 

rp  (ng'frgk)  m  scurf,  scab; 

one     affected     with     the 

mange. 

IPO1    (nm'r)  fut.  IfV,   to 

be  startled,  to  tremble.  — 

PI  inf.  "lf!)j[  to  spring,   to 

leap.   -  -   Hi.  Tpfl,     imp. 

"ip^j  M-  Ifni)  to  cause  to 

tremble. 


Trr,  to  loose,  to  untie,  to 
set  free. 

rO  (ng'0-gr)  m  an  alkaline 
salt,  natron,  potash. 


to  tear  out,  to  root 
out,  to  expel,  to  destroy. 

-  Ni.  trry,  fut.  tffl£,  to 

be  rooted  out,  to  be 
destroyed;  to  be  dried  up. 
Ho.  fut.  IP'pJ,  to  be  rooted 
out. 


D  the  fifteenth  letter  of 
the  alphabet,  called  Tj^D 
[support];  as  a  numeral 
=  60.  • 


P1SD 


grain, 


ft-  O'SP,  A*. 
a    measure    for 
one    third    of   an 


Ephah,  one  thirtieth  of  a 


227 


Kor  or   Homer;    UN;  END  5 

moderately. 

iXD  (B5Yn)  m  shoe,  boot; 

others:  armour. 

(fi^Vn)      [denom.     of 
,  pt.  1.ND,  to  put  on 

[shoes],    to    be    shod;     to 

equip  oneself. 

XDXp  =  nxp  ns*p.  see 


D^pp,  pt.  p.  K1?9,  to 
drink,  to  quaff,  to  tipple; 
to  be  drunk. 

BstoO    w,    only  pZ. 
,  drunkard. 
(fio'bg)  m  drink,  wine; 
carousal. 

Qp  (fisb$r)  j?r.n.  of  a  son 
of  Cush,  and  a  people  in 
Ethiopia  [Meroe]. 

tn/.  ab, 


to  go  round,  to  go  in  a 
circle,  to  surround,  to  en 
compass,  to  besiege;  to 
go  or  turn  about;  to 
change;  to  bring  about.  — 
Ni.  aDJ,  fut.  SB?,  to  turn 
oneself;  to  place  oneself  in 
a  circle;  to  /turn  to,  to 
turn  about/1—  Pi.  inf. 


to  change,  to  alter.  —  Po. 

aalo,  fut.  aaio:,  aab^,  to 

go  about;  to  encompass; 
to  surround.  —  Hi.  aDPl, 
inf.  and  imp.  aDH,  fut. 

api,   ap;,  Pt.  apt?,   to 

cause  to  turn;  to  change; 
to  transfer;  to  bring;  to 
direct,  to  conduct,  to  lead 
about;  to  surround;  to  go 
about.  —  Ho.  apin,  fut. 


naDIO,  to  be  turned;  to 
be  turning,  to  revolve;  to 
be  surrounded;  to  be 
changed. 

Hap     (Bibbs')     /    a     turn, 
course;  divine  ordinance. 

npD  (Bsbi'b)  m,  C.  a^ap, 
pi.  Q^ap,  nia^ap,  circle, 

circuit  ',  pi.  environs,  neigh 
bourhood;  adv.  round  about. 

na^ap  see  a\ap. 


to  interweave,  to  fold  to 
gether.  —  Pu.  fut.  *ap\ 
to  be  interwoven. 

m    and 


*p.3P,  thicket,   shrubbery. 

(fi?'b^)  m,  M/.S.  1550, 
,  i.  q.  r,w. 

pr.n.m. 


228 


IIP. 


inf.  p,  fut. 
?,  to  bear,  to  suffer, 
to  carry.—  Pu.  pt.  ^£DP, 
to  be  pregnant.  —  Hith. 
/jlinpn,  to  be  burdensome, 
to  drag  along  [tnfr*]< 

m     bearer, 


porter. 
71D  (Bfbgl)m  burden,  charge. 


(fip'bgl)  «n,  w.s.      20 
'),  burden. 
(fills')/;  onljpl.c. 
p,  hard  labour,  heavy 
task. 

?illp  (Blbbo-'lgft)  Ephraim- 
itic  pronunciation  of  D  7  2  IP. 
1H2D  (flfor&'yfen)  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Syria. 


of  a  son  of  Gush,  people 
in  southern  Arabia. 
DrQP  (Babt5^')  pr.n.m.  of  a 
son   of  Gush,   people  east 
of  the  Persian  gulf. 


to  bow  down,  to  fall  down, 

to  adore  [an  idol]. 
"YtoD   (fi5go'r)    m   enclosure; 

=  1UD  nrn  gold  kept  in 

a  treasury,  fine  gold;  spear 

or  battle-axe. 
DVlD  see  ^. 


r)  /  property, 
possession. 

|^P  (fifgg/n)  TW,  only  pi. 
QU3P,  prefect,  governor, 
nobleman. 


'r)  inf.  "l^JP,  «np 


«.  p.  "11^9,  to  sur 
round,  to  enclose;  to  shut, 
to  close,  to  shut  up;  DHl 
solid,  fine  gold  [see 
.  --  M.  "£PJ,  M 
IJ.D?,  to  be  shut;  to  be 
shut  up;  to  shut  oneself 
in.  —  Pi.  1:10,  fut.  -|3D}, 
to  deliver  over,  to  give 
up.  Pu.  "j-iP,  p«.  / 

ni^pp,  to  be  shut,  to  be 
barred.  —  Hi.  T/SPri,  in/- 

r-spn,  /we.  T^pi,  i;!p:,  to 

shut  up   or  in;   to  deliver 

over,    to    give   up  to,    to 

abandon. 
"P^p    (usgrj'r)    m    heavy 

rain,  rain-gush. 
"ID  (B^d)  m  stocks   [for  the 

feet  of  a  culprit]. 


linen  garment,  shirt. 
D*Tp  (fiSdp'm)  pr.n.  of  a  town. 
Sodom. 

(fie'dgr)    m,    only    pZ. 
,  order,  rank,  row. 


229 


m  roundness. 
H     (fio'h^r)  ?n  tower,  prison. 

SID  (BO)  pr.n.m.  of  an 
Egyptian  king,  .Sabaco  or 
Sethos. 


pt.  p.  31D,  to  go  back,  to 
draw  back;  to  hedge  in. 

-  Ni.  Jipj,  M  :D:,  p«. 

pZ.  D^rio;,  to  draw  back, 
to  retreat,  to  turn  apostate. 
—  Hi.  JpH  to  put  away  or 
back,  to  remove.  —  Ho. 
3  DH  to  be  driven  back, 
to  be  removed. 

^lD2  (Bug)  m  dross,  refuse. 

"U1D  (fiug§/r)  m  prison,  cage. 

"TiD  (fi$d)  m  a  sitting,  ses 
sion,  consultation,  talk. 
association,  counsel,  secret. 

HID     (fiodj');     HID    (fiu'ae^) 

pr.n.m. 
nrVlD  (BOC^')  /  sweepings, 

filth,  dung. 


fut.  1]1p;  [T]D^  see  ?)p;]; 
to  pour  out,  to  anoint;  to 
anoint  oneself.  —  Hi.  "j'pD, 
fut.  ^JP^L,  to  anoint  [one 

self].  ' 


llj       (B5vcnf)    pr.n.    of     an 
Egyptian  town,  Syene. 


c.  pID,  horse,  war-horse. 

swallow. 
:')  /  a  mare. 


''ID 


pr.n.m. 


to  be  at  an  end,  to  co.ase, 
vanish,  perish.  —  Hi.  *}^D, 
fut.  Pjp;,  P]D;,  to  bring 
to  an  end,  to  destroy. 

fiD2  (Buf)  m  sea  weed,  reed, 
rushes,  bulrushes;  FpD'D? 
northwestern  part  of  the 
Bed  Sea. 

8  (BQf)  pr.n.  of  a  place. 

(Bof)  m  the  end,  the  last. 

ig'iD  (Bufr)  /,  pz.  nipo, 

tempest,  hurricane,  whirl 
wind. 

(Byr)  p/1  ID,  inf.  llD, 

twip.  ^D,  fut.  lip;, 

,  p^-  "lp,  to  turn  aside, 
to  go  away,  to  recede,  to 
depart,  to  apostatise;  to 
forsake;  to  pass  away, 
cease;  to  turn  to,  to  apply 
to,  to  approach,  to  turn 
in,  to  alight.  —  Pi.  1"]lD 
tr.  to  turn  aside,  to  per 

vert.—  HI  ipn,  m/-."iprt, 


IID 


-no 


230 


Ten..  imp.-ipn,  M.  TD;, 
np;,  ID;I,  P«.  Tpe,  to 

cause  to  turn  away,  to 
make  depart  or  disappear, 
to  put  away,  to  take  away. 
to  remove;  to  cause  to 
turn  to,  to  let  come  to.  — 
Ho.  "ID1H,  fut.  -IDV,  pt. 
1D1B,  to  be  taken  or 
carried  away,  to  be  re 
moved. 

T)Da  (cur)  adj.,  f  !T}1D, 
separated,  removed,  de 
parted;  infidel,  rebellious; 
wild  twig  of  a  vine. 


TlD 


pr.n.  of  a  gate 


of  the  temple. 


fut.  rvp;,  n>p:,  npji,  to 

incite,  to  stimulate,  to  urge 
on,  to  persuade,  to  entice, 
to  seduce. 

mDa  (Btsia-)  f,  w.8.  nnio, 

garment,  clothing. 

inp  (e«'b)  tv.  ^inp, 
inp,  fut.  nnp?,  to  draw, 

drag,  trail,  pull;  to  tear 
to  rags. 

•"Drip  (B«$$W)  /",  only  pi 
ni2lip,  old,  torn  clothes 
rags. 

nnp  (fi?^r)  Pi  nnp  t< 

wipe  off,  to  sweep  away 


Hp    (B?^if)    m    sweepings, 
offscouring,  dirt. 
''Pp     (fill's)     m     after 
growth,  what  grows  spon 
taneously  after  reaping. 

|np  (B5$s-'f)  Pt.  pjpb,  to 

sweep    or  wash  away.  - 
A7i.   ^.DPJ    to    be    thrown 
down,  to  be  prostrate. 


inb,  pi 

f  rnnb.  to  go  about,  to 
roam  about^  to  traverse 
[a  land];  to  go  about  as 
a  trader;  pt.  trader, 
merchant,  buyer,  seller. — 
Pilp.  "IplDP  to  palpitate, 
to  throb. 

"^P    (B5$?'r)    m,    e.   "IpP, 
trade,  traffic;  mart;  gain. 
inD  (B&'e|£r)  m,  w.8.  n^np? 
the  same  as  "inp. 
"nn'D  (B$'$?rtf)  /  a  shield. 
"PhD     (B^org;')    f    trade, 
traffic;  merchants. 
rnnD  (B?^$'rg9-)  /  a  kind 
of   red   or   black   marble; 
see  also  "IpD. 
£D  (B?t)  m,  only  pi.  D^pP, 
transgression,  error,  sin. 
^P  (6%)  m,  pi  D^PP,  re 
fuse,     offal,     dross,    base 
metal. 


1VP 


231 


pr.n.m.,  the 
third  mouth  of  the  Hebrew 
year  [June  and  July]. 
'lTp  ,  yirPD  (S>~m'n)  pr.n.m. 
D  (Bin)  pr.n.  of  a  desert 
near  Mount  Sinai;  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Egypt. 
Pelusium. 

P     (flinty)     pr.n.    of     a 
mountain,  Sinai. 

D   (fifni')  pr.n.m.  of  a  son 

of  Canaan,  and  of  a  people 
near  Lebanon. 


(Bjnfm)  pr.n.m.  pi, 
a  people  in  the  far  East, 
the  Chinese;  fO  pX  China. 
ip  (ujfi)  m  swallow  [= 
DID2]. 

i'fiW)  pr.n.m. 


(BiV)  or 
pr.n.m. 

D1    (Bir)    m    [and  /],    . 
nlyp,  nTD,  vessel,  pot, 
bowl,  kettle. 

TO8  (Bir)  m,  pi  D->TD, 
nl'yp.  thorns,  briars;  fish 
hook. 

^]D  (B$cf))  m  mass  of  people, 
crowd. 

Tjb  (69$)  m,  w.s.  top,  nbp, 

hut,  tent;   covert,  thicket 
;')  /,  c.  HDD,  pi 


,  Hpp,  booth,  hut, 
arbour,  tent,  house,  covert; 
niSpn  .in  the  feast  of 
tabernacles. 

^iiDD  (Bijkko'O-)  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  Goshen;  pr.n. 
of  towns  in  Gad. 


pr.w.  of  a  Babylonian  idol 
[or  huts  for  worshipping  it]. 

^DD  (filkku'a)  pr-n.  of  a 
Babylonian  deity. 

^3D  (fi$kklyyl'm)  pr.n.  of 
a  people,  Troglodytes  in 
Ethiopia. 


Tjp.D,  pi.  D^PD,  to  cover, 
protect,  shelter,  hide;  to 
plait,  to  interweave.  —  Hi. 

inf. 


to  cover,  protect,  shelter, 
surround,  enclose,  hedge 
in;  V^Al  T]pn  to  cover 
one's  feet,  i.  e.  to  ease  one 
self.—  Ho.  "Din,  fut.  7]D?_, 
to  be  covered.  —  Pilp. 
Tjp^D  to  incite,  to  stir  up. 

"?]JDD  (Bpdf)?'d>)  m  a  sheltering 
roof  or  covering. 

!"DDp    (B'dE)?^)?')  pr.n.  of   a 

place  in  Judah. 

i 

to 


act  foolishly,  wickedly.  — 
Pi.  imp.  -'^>3D,  /M«.  !?3D;, 
to  make  foolish.  to 
frustrate.  —  JK.  ^3pri  to 
commit  folly,  to  act  fool 
ishly. 

?Dp  (B?<$5l)  m  fool,  foolish. 

7DD  (Bg'<$gi)  m  folly. 

/  folly. 


1p.D,  /  nWb,  to  be  familiar, 
to  manage,  to  perform,  to 
administer;  to  do  useful 
service  ;  pt.  keeper,  steward, 
administrator.  —  Hi.  "p.PPH, 
inf.  "J3PD,  to  be  familiar, 
to  be  acCustomed. 


Ni.  fut.  1P9\ 

to  be  endangered,  hurt.  — 
Pu.  pt.  ^39$  to  be  im 
poverished,  to  be  poor. 

"Dp1  (UWr)  M.  13P:!,  /M«. 
13D?,  to  be  shut,  stopped. 
-  Pi.  13  D  to  deliver,  to 
give  up. 


tntp.  n,3pn,  to  keep  silence. 

P  (6&1)  m,  pi.  D^D,  c.  ^D, 
basket. 


;')  Pu.  pt. 
to  be  weighed. 


P  (Bl"5r)  pr.n.  of  a  lo 
cality  [street  or  highway], 
or  of  a  town  near  Jeru 
salem. 


1*)  PI  fut. 

to  exult,  to  rejoice. 


^P  (£515')  to  despise,  to 
reject.  —  A'.  Pl^D  same  as 

Qai  —  PU.  fut.  rj^p;  to 

be  weighed  [see  X7D  PM.]. 
bp  (flg'i5)  TO  a  musical 
term:  pause,  silence,  inter 
lude,  elevation  of  the  voice. 


m  thorn. 


(B«»'^)  tn/.  OP,  imp. 

n,?p.  M  n^p^,  rri^, 

p«.  D,(?b,  to  forgive,  pardon. 
—  Ni.  n^pj  to  be  forgiven, 
ardoned. 


'^)  a^j.  forgiving, 
gracious,  merciful. 


pr.n.m. 

it')  /  forgive 
ness,  pardon. 

IDpP    (Bails')    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Bashan. 


pt.  p.  f  HP,  to  heap 
up,  to  pile  up,  to  cast  up 
[earth  for  making  abroad]. 

-  Pilp.  imp.  w.s.  n^PPP, 
to  extol,  to  esteem  highly. 

-  Hith.  ^Inpn  to  resist 
like  a  barrier. 

fi$'i«i5')    /    mound, 
wall,  rampart. 

?D     (fiptfm)    m    ladder, 
stairs. 


(B»15-)    /,    only 
pi  nif>P?p,  basket/ 


w.s.  7?Q,  pZ.  D^Vjp,  rock, 
cliff. 


'ia')  pr.n.  of  the 
chief-town  in  Idumea, 
Petra. 


aiVm)  m  a  kind  of 
eatable  winged  locust. 


.cQ?,  to  pervert,  corrupt; 
to  overthrow,  destroy. 

«»  perversity. 


or  p.ZP^,  to  ascend. 

p'D  (flp'igS-)  /  and  m  fine 
meal,  flour. 

D  (B$m)  m,  only  pi  D^D, 
perfume,  aromatics,  spices. 


m,        p. 

.    bud,    blossom    [of 
the  vine]. 

imp.     w.s. 


^.  ^9P»  to  support,  to 
lean,  to  press,  to  lie  on, 
to  lay  hold  of;  to  prop, 
to  aid,  to  assist;  to  draw 
near.  --  Ni.  ^]pPJ,  fut. 
^lP9o  to  be  supported,  to 
support  oneself.  —  Pi.  imp. 
TjDD  to  support,  to  refresh. 


'mSl),         D   (fi?'mfil) 
,D,     likeness, 


image,  statue. 


to  be  marked,  determined. 
"\?!?  (6?m$'r)  to  bristle,  to 

stand  on  end,  to  shudder. 

—  Pi.  fut.  1DD],  to  stand 

erect. 

"1DD  (Bging/r)  a<ij.  bristling. 
^,^9     (B5n&V)    pr.n.    of     a 

town  in  Judah. 


pr.n.m. 

ng')  m  thorn-bush. 
'ng)     r.w.  of  a  rock. 


nxup 


234 


(fi5nuV)  pr.n.m.  or  /. 
11-5P    (fi&nve'r)    m,    only  pi. 
E^PD  blindness. 
^POD  (fi$nef)er"i'b)  pr.n.m. 

P3D    (fi&nB&'n)   w,    only  pZ. 
lm-tree. 


(B&nB&nn5')   pr.n.   of 

a  town  in  Judtih. 
"TO3D   (B&npfr)  m  fin   [of  a 

fish']. 
DD  (B$B)  m  a  moth. 

'y)  pr.n.m. 

in/.  w. 


^,  to  support,  to  make 
firm,  to  assist,  to  help,  to 
refresh. 

$D  (err)  P«.  /•  n^b,  to 

rush  forth. 


^DVP,  twig,  tender  branch. 


pj.  D^VP,  c.  \DVP,  cleft, 
fissure. 


^-f)  pi.  pt. 
to  cut  off  boughs. 

rrf)  a.,  pi  D^JJP, 


wavering       in       opnon, 
doubter,  sceptic. 

(B»€$pp5')  /,  only  pi. 

,  twig,  branch. 


divided  opinion,  division, 
party. 


-ryb,  /•  H-iyp,  to  storm, 
rage,  to  be  agitated.  —  M. 
fut.  "$3?  to  be  moved,  -to 


be  restless.  —  Pt.  fut.  l.sg. 


to  toss  about.  —  Pu. 
l^tD,  fut.  1£b;,  to  be 
whirled  about. 


w.«.  ^I.IV.D,  storm,  tempest, 
hurricane. 

rnyp  (B.^^)  /-, 
pi. 


and    HIED,     basin, 


bowl. 

!Pa     (BV)     m,    p«. 

threshold,  entrance. 


pr.n.w. 
,V. 


"TDD 

pi.  n?p,   fut.  IBP?,   p«. 

"TDD,  to  lament,  to  mourn. 

-  M.  T.BPJ,  /irf.  ISD:,  to 

be  lamented. 


(B?f5f)  tw/".  HSp.  imp. 


pi.  i?p,    M   ncp%    to 

take  off,  to  shave;  to 
destroy;  intr.  to  perish; 
to  add,  to  augment.  —  Ni. 


nsp 


235 


pj.  fut.  HDD:,  Pt.  HBPJ, 

to  be  taken  away,  to  be 
destroyed,  to  perish;  to  be 
seized.  —  Hi.  fut.  HBP2  to 
collect,  to  heap  up. 


mp.     w.s. 

,  to  attach,  to  as 
sociate.  -  -  Ni.  nBpJ  to 
attach  oneself.  —  Hith.  inf. 
HBnpn,  to  join  oneself. 
to  adhere  to. 


$)  Pi.  Pt.  DjSQt?, 
to  pour  out.  --  Pw.  fut. 
nsp?,  to  be  poured  out, 
to  be  prostrate. 
nSD  (B&ppaW)  f  scurf, 
scab. 


B3f'a$    wi,   c.  , 

2>J.  TQTTDP,    rain,    flood; 
spontaneous  growth. 
^PSD  (B5fin$')  f  ship. 

?  (B^PPi'r)  m,  pi  D^TBD, 
sapphire. 

sp  (Bfffii)  m  bowl,  dish. 
cup. 


p.  D,  "jDD,  to  cover,  to 
roof,  to  overlay,  to  wain 
scot;  to  preserve. 

BP  (Bippv'n)  m  ceiling, 
wainscoting. 


[denom.  of  ^P2],  to  stand 
at  the  threshold,  to  be  a 
door-keeper. 

sp1  (Bsf&'k)  /M«.  P?P:,  to 

strike,  thrust,  slap;  to 
clap  [the  hands]  ;  to  punish, 
to  chastise;  to  fall  into. 

pSDa  (B5f$'k)  to  overflow, 
to  vomit. 


abundance. 

ISO  (B5fg,'r)  inf.  IDP,  imp. 
1DP,  /irf.  1BP%  |*.  1DD, 
to  write  ;  pt.  writer,  scribe, 
secretary,  chancellor;  to 
number,  to  count,  to  tell, 
to  measure.  —  JVt.  "1SQJ, 
fut.  "IDE!,  to  be  numbered. 
-  Pi.  "IBD,  inf.  and  iw^. 

IBP,  /w«.  IBP;,  Pt.  iB.pp, 

to  count;  to  tell,  relate, 
narrate,  to  celebrate,  make 
known,  praise;  to  speak. 
—  Pu.  IBP,  fut.  IBP^,  to 
be  told,  recounted. 

"ISD   (flffgr)    m,    w.5.    TJ19D, 

pi.  onsp,    c.  nsp','  a 

writing,  letter,  document, 

bill;  book,  book-roll. 
1SD1  (B5f$'r)  w  a  number 

ing,  census. 
nSDa  (B5f«Lrr)  pr.n.  of  a  town 

in  Hadramaut. 


23G 


(B'Wd)    pr.n.    of    a 
country     near    the  Black- 
Sea  [wrongly  Spain]. 
•"PSD    (ujfrtf)    f    book    or 
enumeration. 


eforr)  /;  only  pi. 
Hilbp,  number,  measure. 
limit. 


pr.n. 

of  a  town  and  district  be 
longing  to  Assyria. 

(fiofg'rgft)  pr.w.m. 


pi.  ij?p,  M    pp:,  to 

stone,  to  cover  with  stones. 
-  Ni.  fut.  ^J?D?  to  be 
stoned.  —  Pi.  9J5D,  twp. 
7J?.Q,  /M«.  '£5?,  to  stone, 
to  pelt  with  stones;  to 
free  from  stones.  —  Pu. 
?[LP  to  be  stoned  to  death. 

"ID    (fi^r)    adj.,   /HID,    ill- 

humoured,      peevish;     re 

bellious. 
S^D  (65r5'b)  adj.,   only  pi 

Q'QID,  rebellious;    rebels 

[others:  thorns]. 

T^HD   (fi^rgo'n)  pr.n.m. 
1"1D     e'r 


B^rr)  /  a  turning 
away,  apostasy;  cessation, 
remission. 


.n.  of  a  cistern. 

nnp  (B^ris,^)  /M«. 

f  nnib,  p«.  p. 
to  extend,  to  spread  out; 
to  overhang;  to  be  luxuriant. 
-  Ni.  nipj  to  be  poured 
out,  wasted  [others:  to  be 
corrupt]. 

f"np   (fig'r&g))   m   the   over 
hanging,  superfluous  part. 

1^"]D  (Biryo'n)  m,  w.s.  I^ID, 
pi.  D^P"]D,  coat  of  mail. 


w,    c.  , 

pi.  Dp'ID,  c.  'p'1,9,  '(3H9, 
a  castrated  one,  eunuch; 
courtier,  minister,  chamber 
lain. 


I  (Bg'r^n)  m,  _pZ.  D^JIP, 
c.  yiB.  axle;  prince  [of 
the  Philistines]. 

?Sn5  (Bar'jippr)  /"  bough, 

branch. 


to  burn  [a  corpse]. 

T5np  (Blrpg;'d)  m  a  prickly 

plant,  nettle. 
"HD    (Bfrij,'r)    pt.   "ll.lD,    pi. 

D'JTjfD,  /n^lb.  to  be  re 

fractory,      rebellious,      to 

apostatise. 
iriD  (B?0-5'v)  m  rainy  season, 

winter. 


•nnp 


237 


pr.n.m. 

'm)  /id.  DP-p?, 
pt.  p.  DriD,  B^P,  to  stop 
up,  to  close  up;  to  keep 
secret,  to  conceal.  —  ATi. 
DHpJ,  to  be  closed,  filled 
up,  repaired.  —  Pi.  0,09 f 
fut.  QftD],  to  stop  up. 

M.  inpj,  /W. 

.  inpj,  'to  be 

hidden,  concealed,  not 
known;  to  hide,  cover  or 
protect  oneself;  to  escape. 
—  Pi.  imp.  f  ni}P,  to 
hide,  conceal.  —  Pu.  pt.  f 
rQ.FlpIp,  to  be  hidden.  — 

Hi.  "'Tnpn,    inf.    nnpn 

for   inpnH    imp. 


-inpn,  fut.  Tnp:, 

P«.  i^npD,  inpd,  to  hide, 

conceal,  cover;  to  keep 
secret,  to  protect,  shelter, 
save,  pardon;  to  disregard, 
ignore;  to  cause  to  hide. 
-  Hith.  innpn  to  hide 
oneself,  to  disappear. 


(Bf'&fir)    m,    ip. 

w.s.  ^op,  pi.  onnp,  a 

covering,  veil;  shelter, 
hiding  place,  protection; 
concealment,  secrecy;  a 
secret. 


screen, 


protection. 


pr.n.m. 


V  the  sixteenth  letter  of 
the  alphabet,  called  ]y_ 
[eye];  as  a  numeral  =  70. 


,C.^V,  density, 
thicket;  darkness,  cloud. 


tecture:     threshold,     pro 
jecting  step. 

&  (l?b)  m,    only  p?.  D^V 


(cybdrm),  imp. 


to 

work,  to  labour,  to  toil, 
to  till,  to  plough;  to  serve, 
to  work  as  a  slave;  to 
worship.  —  Ni.  I^V.}..,  fut. 
"iriy;.,  to  be  cultivated;  to 
be  served  or  honoured.  — 
Pu.  1,5V  to  be  worked.  — 

Hi.  Tnyn,  inf.  Tnyri,  fut. 


238 


Tny;>_,  />«.  T,?V:£,  to  cause 
to  work,  to  make  weary, 
to  fatigue;  to  enslave;  to 
cause  to  worship.  —  Ho. 
fnt.  13^  (y&"°W4)  to  be 
made  to  serve. 


\155?,  labourer,  servant, 
slave,  bondsman,  subject; 
worshipper. 


pr.n.m 

); 

e&bd5'f  l)  pr.n.m. 


('abe'd  n%9')  pr.n.Tn. 


work,   labour,    husbandry, 

service,  employment,  busi 

ness;       worship,       divine 

service;  implements,  furni 

ture. 

n2$J  ('abpdr)  /  service; 

servants. 


.;  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Asher. 

nZlJ?  (^bdu'^)  /  servitude, 
bondage. 


pr.n.m. 


to  be  fat,  thick. 

/-,  p 


see 


(Cab?'t)  m  pledge. 


end,  produce,  fruit; 


and  cory.  in  order  that, 
because  of,  on  account  of, 
for  the  sake  of,  while. 

*W't)  inf.  tD^,  /M«. 
.I.,  to  borrow  [upon  a 
pledge],  to  pledge.  —  PI 
fut.  USr,  to  twist,  to 
make  tortuous.  —  Hi.  inf. 
ttnyn,  fut.  tD^.,  to  lend 
on  a  pledge. 

^tplg  ('nbtl't)  m  a  pledging; 
extorted  goods,  robbery. 

JJ  ('•«•)  m  and  pg  ('obi') 
m,  w.5.  iJ3y  (eoby$r),  dense- 
ness,  thickness. 

inf.  linv, 

'),  imp. 

nnv,  / 
inly,  P 

to  pass  over,  to  cross,  to 
go  over  or  through;  to 
penetrate,  to  go  beyond, 
to  pass  by,  to  pass  along, 
to  travel;  to  pass  away, 
to  disappear;  to  go  for 
ward,  to  pass  on;  to 


transgress;    to    depart.  - 

Ni.  fvA.  "1,3V,»  to  be  PaSSed 
through,  to  be  crossed.  - 
Pi.  -|2V,  fut.  "1,3^,  to  bolt, 
to  shut  up;  to  impregnate. 
-Hi.  T?8P,  W.  1WP, 


to  cause  to 
pass,  to  cause  to  cross 
over,  to  lead  over,  to 
transport,  to  conduct 
across ;  to  remove,  transfer 
to  cause  to  trespass;  to 
let  pass  through,  to  lead 
along  or  through,  to  bring 
—  Hith.  -IJWittl  to  be  ir 
ritated,  to  be  wroth,  t 
fall  into  a  passion. 


pi  D'H^V.,  c.  \15Vj  w^a 
is  beyond,  region  or  Ian 
beyond,  river-land,  coas 
land;  the  opposite  sid 
flank,  side;  1$n>« 
beyond,  to  the  other  sid 
across,  forwards;  "1^ 
from  beyond;  1?)f7S  ov 
against. 


passage,    fo 


crossing;  ferry-boat. 


and 

an  overflowing, 
utburst  of  wrath,  fury, 
ride,  haughtiness. 


.  of 

lebrew,  i.  e.  emigrant. 

pr.n.  of  a 
mountain-range  in  Moab. 

')  pr.n.  of 
a  station  near  Eziongeber. 
ft's)  to  be  shrunk, 
to  die. 

ray  cm1*)  P^  fut-  n^, 

to     interweave,    to     com 
plicate. 

aj;  (ws-)  adj.,  /  nnnv, 

interwoven,  tangled. 

m  [and  /],  pi 
w.s.  1^\03V,  and 
nn^,  rope,  cord,  band; 
braided  work,  wreath; 
tangled  bough  [or  - 
clouds]. 


V,  to  desire,  to  dote  on, 
to  be  inflamed,  to  lust 
after. 

^.    (€g'$fl?)    ">,     only   pi- 
,,  loveliness,  charm. 


240 


lust,  impure  passion. 

and  ruy  (<$gg5') 


/•,  c.  niv,  pi-  nity  ny, 

round  cake  or  loaf. 

5£u'r)  m  swallow  [or 


crane]. 


ear-ring,  rng 
ig,    bUy    f 
,-|^2,  PZ.  Hi  j>J 
round. 

cr$»)  «, 

pi.  D7ft  «. 

calf-imae. 


rounded, 

.«.  ^2, 

,  a  calf; 


/, 


heifer. 


^,  calf,  young  cow, 


pr.n.f. 


waggon,   thrashing-sledge, 
war-chariot. 

] 'PrV  (e£gl?'n)  pr.n.m. ;  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Judah. 

H— *v    C^1*'^)    pr-n-   °f    a 
place. 

5g5'm)  to  be  grieved, 


oneself  up, 


to  be  sad. 


UVr-j   to 
to  be  lone. 


y  (cjd),  also  T¥,  »»  dura 
tion,  advance,  perpetuity, 
eternity;  pr«p.  and  con;. 


during,  while,    as  far  as, 
to    [of   space    and    time], 


till; 


,  "»? 


until 


that;  lni.V  till  eternity; 

12    \9?1y    'eternities     of 

eternity. 

y2  (c&4)  m  booty. 

^  C?d)  «,  p?.  DH2,  c.  \1«, 

''l^,     a    witness;     proof, 

testimony;  ruler. 

'P  see  lly. 


mp. 

•1121,  12,!1,  to  veil,  to 
cover,  to  put  on,  to  adorn 
oneself;  to  go  on,  to 
march  along.  —  Hi.  Hlgp, 
Pt.  ,112:£,  to  put  off. 
')  pr.n.f. 

,  pi.  nii2, 

female  witness;  testimony; 
attestation,  prescription. 

ny2  (*?dr)  /,  c.  ni2,  w.*. 

1ri12?  pi.  ni12,  assembly, 
meeting,  congregation,  com 
pany;  household,  family; 
troop,  gang,  herd,  swarm. 

)  /;  only  Pi 


courses. 


period,      monthly 


nny 


241 


(<?duH  rriy  /,  pi 
ny  and  nny  (iwa), 

testimony,  prescription,  pre 
cept,  law;  rnyrj  yh.s;  ark 
of  the  law;''nny' 
tabernacle  of  the  law. 


8  C'tf)  «,  »>  Hg,  w.«. 

?inV»  ^-  DnX>  covering, 
ornament;  trappings,  har 
ness  [of  a  horse]. 


y?').  ^,nV  (e 

1  ('5di'n)  ad;.,  only  / 
H^IV,  delicate,  voluptious, 
luxurious. 


1JHV    ('adlnp')    [perh.    for 
.n.  of 


a  town  in  Judah. 


pr.n.m. 

pr.n.  of  a 
town  near  Bethlehem  ; 
gent,  ^V, 

TV  cwn)  /7t«A.  BOT  to 

live  voluptuously. 


loveliness,    delight,    plea 

sure;  nrw  Edcn5  the 

garden  of  Paradise. 

17X     WSn)     pr.n.     of     a 
district  in  Mesopotamia. 

Hebrew-English. 


.  till  now. 


/"     sexual 
pleasure. 

n^VI^  (e&dc5d&')  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Judah. 

^V_  (Wf)  ^  PI^V,  /• 

H^JlVj  to  overhang;  to 
remain  over,  to  he  more 
than  enough,  to  be  re 
dundant.  —  Hi.  rpT®  to 
have  in  excess. 

"0V1  (wp)  M-"|3V^»  ^« 

"l,7.Vr.»  to  be  missed,  to  be 
wanting.  —  Pi.  /M«.  "1,^], 
to  let  be  wanting. 
"H?3  (*5d^'r)  in/".  T]»,  p«. 
"Ijiy,  to  arrange,  to  set  in 
order.  --  Ni.  1.TO,  pt.  / 
n^.V.^,  to  be  arranged,  to 
be  set  in  order,  to  be 
cultivated. 


dSr    m,    w.«.  , 

pi.  Dn'pj*  «.  \^V,  a  herd, 
flock. 

^7?  2  C?'4Sr)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Judah;  pr.n.m. 


Cad5^')  /,    only  joZ. 
lentils. 

16 


242 


Cub)  HI  mva  M  n'R, 

to    enwrap   in    clouds,    to 
darken. 


'oba'l)  pr.n.  of  a 
people  in  the  south-west 
of  Arabia. 

('u?)     /u«.    Jiy;,     w's- 
yfl,  to  bake  [a  cake]. 
pr.n.m. 

t?),  nsy  (cygg?'t>) 

«n  musical  instrument. 
flute,  pipe. 

fly>  *Ti^  (c?d)  m  repetition, 
duration,  continuance;  adv. 
again,  once  more;  con 
tinually,  further,  longer, 
still,  yet;  Tty|  while  yet; 
ever  since. 

d)  M  n^Vii  to  at~ 

test,  to  assure.  —  Pi.  l?.y 
(clw?'d)  to  surround;  /w«. 
TTiy^,  p^.nnlVP,  to  restore, 
to  make  firm,  to  support. 
—  Hi.  TVD,  M-//.  1, 


pt.  T,Vfc?,  to  make  firm; 
to  assure,  attest,  affirm, 
to  protest,  to  testify;  to 
be  a  witness,  to  take  as 
witness;  to  adjure,  ad 
monish,  warn,  comfort, 
punish.  —  Ho.  ^H  to  be 


testified,  announced.  — 
Hith.  TTiyiW  to  be  estab 
lished,  to  stand  upright. 

eodfd)  pr.n.m. 

^')  to  act  perversely, 
to  sin.  --  Ni.  H^P-r  p«- 
niXP-i  ^°  ^e  Dent)  to  writhe; 
to  be  perverse.  —  Pi.  f"|1.y 
("Ivv?')  to  subvert,  to  turn 
upside  down,  to  make  im 
passable.  —  Hi.  HIV.!!,  inf. 

W.S.     irhy\l     (h§,"avp9'0f)     tO 

make  crooked,  to  bend,  to 
pervert,  to  sin. 
^   (€&vv5r)  /  destruction, 
ruin. 


of  a  city  in  Mesopotamia 
or  Syria;  gent,  pi  D^& 
P?  see  TJV- 

see  1'y. 

lV   (CQZ)    »»/.  Tiy,    to    flee, 
to     take    refuge.    —    Hi. 

ryn,  imp.  tyn.  117,7,  to 

transport  in  liaste,  to  save 
by  fleeing;  to  flee  in  haste. 
see  1,1V- 

Csvj'i)    «i,     only    ^Z. 
iy,  child,  boy. 

'ttvfi)    adj.   perverse, 
insolent,  wicked. 
^,1?  ('M'O-)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Edom. 


243 


piy 


to  suckle,  to  give  milk. 

ya  cm)  m,   w.».  afo 

suckling,  infant. 


3?.S??,  pk  <33f9i  to  do  wrong, 

to  act  wickedly. 
<:p£    C$w5'l)    m    a   wicked 
one,  a  wrong-doer. 

^.)X  (Vvfil)  m,  e.  b)&  w.*. 
1^]^,  perverseness,  wicked 
ness,  dishonesty,  wrong. 

n,^8  01*0  /,  w. 

n 


see  ny  and  H,. 
,^V  (c?lg')  m  ascent,  step. 

'l)  m,  j>Z.   D^IV, 
and    ^1y     (c?ie'i)    7/2,    ^Z. 

D$%    «-   5?tfi    child' 
infant,  boy. 


see 
,    bi?  -oirm 


time  immemorial  ,  time 
past,  eternity,  distant 
future  ,  duration  ,  ever 
lasting  time,  life-time;  pi. 
ages,  endless  times. 

(eum)  Ho.  M  D.yi'  see 


^  Cun)  P/.  iv,  /  n^»,  to 

dwell  [or  from  HJ^]- 


perverseness,  sin,  guilt, 
crime;  punishment,  suf 
fering. 

pnr)  /  cohabitation; 

z.  nlrly  =  nir^  see  fiv. 

(Iv'fiO  m,  only  j9Z. 
DS(V]V,  perverseness,  con 
fusion,  giddiness. 


eQf),  to  fly,  to  flit;  to 
cover,  to  shelter  under 
the  wings  ;  to  be  overcast, 
gloomy,  dark;  to  swoon, 
to  faint.  —  Pil.  P]Siy,  fut. 

pjgiy;,  Pt.  pjsiy?,  to  fly 

about;  to  brandish  [a 
sword].  -  -  Hi.  ^^H  to 
cause  to  fly  away.  —  Hith. 
flDiyon  to  fly  away,  to 
vanish. 

(e9f)  »«  coZZ.  what  flies, 
birds,  fowl. 

y1  (evB)  imp.  _p^.  r^,  to 

counsel,  advise,  recommend. 
^iy2  (eyB)  pr.w.m.;  also 
pr.n.  of  an  eastern  country. 

ult)  m  M  p>y;,  P«. 

t5,  to  press  down. 
16* 


•ny 


244 


car)  imp.  rniv,  niy, 


to  be  astir,  to  wake;  tr. 
to  rouse,  to  stir  up.  —  Ni. 

niy:?,  /««.  Tiy.?,    to  ^be 

awaked,    aroused,    to  rise. 

-  Pi.  n,iiy,  imp.  rffliy, 

M  TW)»  to  stir  up. 
arouse,  excite;  to  brandish. 
—  Pilp.  T;iV,  inf.  "ly.iy, 

fut.  pi  nyy]'  [for  r^sg, 

to    raise     [cries].    —    Hi. 


fut.  l^;,  1^T,  to  excite, 
to  stir,  to  waken,  to  rouse; 
intr.  to  awake.  —  Hith. 
"l.TiyOn  to  rouse  oneself; 
to  exult,  to  start  from  joy. 

ity  Cm-)  m,  w.s.  niy,  ii'y, 
2>z.  ni^iy,  niy,  skin,  hide, 

leather;  body,  flesh. 
"I1J    (C5ve'r)    [to    be    blind] 
W.  11.V,  /M*.  15.1??,  to  make 
blind,  to  blind;  to  bribe. 

*1?J?  (ciw?T)    ad;.,    only  pi. 
m  Dn.]V,  /  ni1]V,   blind, 
blinded;  infatuated. 
T^I^V  (civv$ro'n)  jn  blindness. 
1;!^  C^wS'rgS-)  /blindness. 
(*vs)  imp.  pZ.  Wiy,  to 
hurry  up. 


,  fut.  rj.1.5??,  to  bend,  to 


make  crooked,  to  pervert 
to  falsify,  to  corrupt,  to 
seduce,  to  subvert.  —  Pu. 
pt.  r^V?,  to  be  crooked, 
curved'.  —  Hith.  ni.^^n  to 
bend  oneself,  to  stoop. 

Cttf.)  inf.  my,   to  suc 
cour,  help,  support. 

|i>9-?c')/%  oppression. 
pr.n.m. 


strong,  powerful,  firm; 
fierce,  violent,  hard,  bold; 
subst.  strength,  power. 
7J?  (€?z)  /,  pi.  D^V,  goat, 
she-goat;  pi.  goat's  hair; 
Qv?y  "Hi!  kid  of  the  goats; 
V  T.yV  buck  of  the  goats. 

tSMty  (»  m,  c.'lV,w.«.^, 
strength,  power,  might; 
firmness;  violence,  bold 
ness;  protection,  refuge; 
splendour,  glory,  praise. 


fczz       pr.n.m. 
eaZfz?'l)  jpr.n.  of   an 
evil  spirit  dwelling  in  the 

wilderness. 


245 


to  loosen,  to  release,  to 
set  free,  pt.  p.  freed;  to 
leave,  forsake,  abandon,  to 
leave  behind;  to  omit,  to 
relax.  —  Ni.  nigJ,  fut. 
31V,r,  pt.  n^,  to  'be  for 
saken,  abandoned.  —  Pu. 
31V  to  be  forsaken. 

!?a  (C5zift>)  to  build,  re 
pair,  fortify. 

fe**w'n)  m,  only  pi. 
lV,  commerce,  traffic, 
waves. 


pr.n.m, 


,  Gaza,  one  of  the 
five  Philistine  cities;  gent. 


rarrjj1  CHOWE')  /;  e.  n 

desolations,  ruins. 


'eztJL'z)     m,     W.S. 

might,  power,  strength. 

^V     (Izz5'z)     a^j.    strong, 

mighty. 

t?    CP^'Z)    tn/.    11JX,    «V, 

imp.  n-ny,  M  i^v;,  TV;, 

to  be  or  become  strong. 
firm,  powerful  ;  to  be  bold, 
hard  [see  $;].  —  Hi.  ty.n 
to  harden,  to  make  bold. 


Cuzzl'); 


own); 


(e§,zz5'n)  pr.n.m. 

T^!^  ('Myy5')  /  a  species 
of  eagle,  black  eagle. 

t?  (e5z^'k)  Pi.  fut.  pr;], 

to  dig  up,  to  till. 

"£.!#    (Caz?kr)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Judah. 

Wr)     tn/1    "1}V,    *!•*• 
(cQzr?'u;),     imp.    w.s. 

^ji,  M  ij3f,i,  p*.  IIP, 
itly,  pz,  c.  ni'v,  p«.  p. 

1^)^,  to  help,  assist,  aid. 

-  ATi.  "I®  to  be  helped, 

to  obtain  help.  —  Hi.  inf. 

Tiy^   [for  Tr/;,-1?],  pt. 
z.  nniv^,  to  helP- 


help,  assistance,  helper. 
-It}?.3 


*$zrika'm)  pr.n.m. 

(-gzrr)    and 

)  /,  c.   n,l]V 


246 


see 


Dj?  C?t)  «n  style  for  en 
graving  letters,  writing- 
tool,  pen,  reed. 

(eat5')  inf.   PftpV,  M 


Tjtpy,  /  rvtpy,  to  cover, 
veil;  to  wrap,  fold  up,  to 
put  on  ;  to  veil  oneself.  — 

HI  nggrj,  fut.  nt^  ^.l 

[or  from    t^V],    w.«. 
[for  'JUVy,  to  cover. 


to  rush  on,  to  fly  at  [see 


Wn)    w,    only    pZ. 
D]rpv,  vessel,  pail  [others  : 
resting-place;  vein]. 
^tpy  (eatjsr)/a  sneezing. 
t^lle'f)      w,      pZ. 


*}¥¥?-,  pt-P- 
clothe;  to  be  covered;  to 
languish,  to  faint,  to  be 
exhausted;  to  hide  one 
self;  to  turn  to;  pt.  p. 
weak,  exhausted.  —  Ni. 
inf.  P]gV;3  [for  '53],  to  be 
exhausted,  to  faint.  —  Hi. 
inf.  *)'JrVn  to  be  weak.  — 
Hith.  P],t3VDn  to  be  feeble, 
to  languish,  to  faint. 


to    surround,    to    encircle, 
to  encompass.  —  Pi.  "l^V, 


to  encircle  with  a  diadem, 
to     crown.  Hi.  pt.  f 

rrrt?y:£      to      distribute 
crowns. 


f)  /,  c.  n^x, 
pi.  niipv,  c.  niipy,  crown, 

diadem,  chaplet. 


'atsrp'a-)    pr.n.    of 
several  towns. 

^  (c^y)  mostly  w.  art.  ^VH, 

also  N^,  n^,  n^y,  pr.w. 

of  a  town  near  Bethel. 

*>V  CD  7n;  ^.  D«V,  neap  of 
stones,  rubbish,  ruin,  ruins. 

D^V  Clyyl'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Judah;  pr.n.  of  a 
mountain. 


(«?b5'l)     pr.n.     of     a 
mountain  near  Shechem. 


,?  (*Iyy?'n)  pr.w.  of  a  town 
in  Naphtali. 


ii)  fut.  tDV,ll,  to  rush 
on,  to  fly  at  [see 


»,  c.  B'X,  bird 
of  prey  ;  coZi.  birds  of  prey. 


247 


pr.n 


.n.     of    a 


town  in  Judah. 


eternity. 

X^V  (Wy)  pr-w.wi. 
E^y     ('firm)    pr.w.     of    a 
people  and  country  east  of 
Babylonia  [Lusiana];   also 
pr.n.  of  a  place. 


;V3],  neat> 


for 


ni:;V:,  c.  nir^,  the  eye; 
eye  of  tbe  mind;  look. 
appearance,  sight,  face, 
surface;  the  sparkling  or 
bead  of  wine;  fountain, 
spring. 

.J2"  C&'yft)  pr-n.  of  a  town 
in  Simeon. 

pV  (fn)  in  compounds  of 
proper  names:  Hj?.  'V; 

or  TiVy; 


and 

(C?n5'm)  pr.n.  of  a  place  in 
Judah. 

(c?n?'n)  pr.n.m. 


1  (c?yrf)   to   be  weaiy, 
to  languish. 

^2  (-jyri)  arfj.,  pZ.  D^.X, 
/  ns.1V,  weary,  exhausted, 
languid,  faint. 

S^1  C?f5')  /  darkness, 
obscurity. 

S^a  ('?f5')  pr.OT.  of  a  tribe 
of  the  Midianites. 


pr.n.m. 

/,  w.  Zoc.  n  nTv, 
pi  onv,  on.;v,  w.  art. 

Dnyn,  c.  n.^,  tower,  city, 
town,  village,  hamlet,  capi 

tal;  onprn  17  jeiicho. 


^V2  (eir)  m  anger,  wrath. 
(eir)  m  anguish,  dis 


tress. 


pi  Q^^V,  young  ass,  ass. 


pr.n.m. 
('fro'm)     od;., 

D\pTV,   naked,   bare; 
.  nakedness,  bareness. 

C».'yl§)  /  a  constella 
tion,  the  Great  Bear  [or 
the  Pleiades]. 

njg  -  *%. 


248 


(I5kk5bi'3)  m  spider. 
,     pZ.    c. 


mouse. 


l?2   O&kk?')  pr.w.  of  a  city, 
Acca  or  Acre  in  Phenicia. 


('5<*)5'r)     pr.n.     of     a 
valley  near  Jericho. 


pr.ra.m. 

Pi.  D 
,  to  wear  anklets. 


fetter,  anklet,   ankle-band. 


-,  pi  c.  n?V,  to  trouble, 
to  disturb;  to  afflict,  to 
grieve.  —  Ni.  pt.  "D  VJ., 
/  n^DgJ,  to  be  troubled, 
grieved;  p«.  trouble. 


(€*c$Sift)   m   adder, 
viper. 

2  (eW)  «»   what   is   high, 
the  upper  part;  prep,  [also 


on,  upon,  above,  over;  on 
account  of;  to,  unto; 
towards,  near,  against, 
according  to,  after;  in 
spite  of;  because  of;  ?)££) 


from    above,    from    upon; 


<^^?  over,  above. 
,  51V  (-51)   «,    w. 
yoke,  servitude. 


adj.,  pi 
stamineilng. 

('515')  inf. 
,  imp. 


to  ascend,  to  mount  up, 
to  go  up,  to  rise;  to  grow 
up;  to  be  lifted  up,  to  be 
put  up.  —  Ni.  rffl&t  inf- 


to  te  led  UP  °r 

away;    to  rise  up;    to  be 
high,  exalted.—  Hi. 
in/1     nlVl,      tmp. 


/  n/V,^,  to  cause  to  go 
up,  to  lead  or  bring  up, 
to  raise,  to  impose;  to 
take  away,  to  remove;  to 
overlay.  —  Ho.  -"fell  to 
be  brought  up,  offered.  — 
Hith.  n^nn  to  be  elated, 
to  pride  oneself. 


c. 

" 


m,  w.  art. 
w.s.    ^q^Xi    pi- 

foliage,  leaves. 


249 


/>£.    nipy,    burnt-offering, 
holocaust;  ascent,  stairs. 

^1  cw)  /  for  n^y 

wickedness,  wrong. 
v?')  pr.n.w. 


p7^,     youth,     time    of 
youth,  youthful  vigour. 


pr.w.m. 

ka')    /    blood 
sucking    monster,     leech, 
vampire. 
f£?    Cgi&'z)    in/.    tif>¥,    imp. 

Pi.  ij'py,  /««.  r^_,  7P, 

to  exult,  rejoice. 

-  rejoicing. 
')  /  darkness. 


V:  W)  m  a  pestle. 


ni^pv,  the  upper,  the 
higher. 

^y  ('•ttyyV)  /  upper 
room,  upper  story;  the 
chambers  of  heaven  ;  ascent, 
stairs. 


high,    exalted;    the    most 
high,  supreme  [i.  e.  God]. 


/nr^^'  exultant,  rejoicing, 
noisy,  proud. 

^  (eaU'i)  «  crucible  [or 
workshop]. 


f^f?%  work,  deed,  exploit. 

Ji^??  (taUHyyr)  /  deed. 

^^JJ  (€aijBtji'«.)  /  exulta 
tion,  rejoicing. 


,  to  vex,  mal 
treat;  to  glean,  to  destroy 
the  remnant;  pt.  child, 
wanton  boy.  —  Pool  ^iy 
to  be  inflicted.  —  Hith. 
sfiVfyi]  to  practise  wanton 
ness,  to  vex,  to  mock;  to 
be  busy,  to  achieve.  - 
Hithpo.  ?,?iyipin  to  perform, 
to  do  [an  evil  deed]. 


(C?'l?l9'«-)  flpl.  glean 
ings;  gleaning-time. 


CfHH'm)  p*.  p.  Dl, 
pZ.  D^^V,  to  hide,  con 
ceal;  pt.  p.  secret  sin.  — 
Ni.  D?^J,  pt.  D^J,  to  be 
hidden,  concealed,  dis 
sembled.  -  Hi.  Q.vn 


to  cover,  hide, 
conceal;  to  darken,  to 
blame.  —  Hith.  D^In  to 


hide  oneself,  to  withdraw 
oneself. 


m,  i.p. 
youth,  young  man 

ID^I?  (<*lma  )  /,  p 
maiden,    young    marriage 
able  woman;  ni£?X~^  a 
musical  term:  in  treble  or 
soprano. 

1*!ft^y  (c&lmo'n)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Benjamin;  pr.n. 
of  a  station  in  the  desert. 


?r,  see  n(D 
(Wmgft)  pr.n.m. 
(W6)    M   D^.,    to 
exult,  rejoice.  —  ATi  02.$, 
to  exult,  to  wave  joyfully. 


:.  ly/V],  to  suck  up. 

fia'f)  Pu.  ^jjLV,  to  be 
covered;  to  be  overcome, 
to  faint.  --  Hith.  tf$K3 
to  cover  or  veil  oneself; 
to  faint. 

IS ty  (eyW)  m  a  mourning, 
languor;  or  adj.  languish 
ing,  mourning. 

.  e,  i-  *g-  fw/w'i  to 

exult,  rejoice;  to  show 
mischievous  joy. 


)  m    [and 
/],    w.    art. 
w.s.  *>$%,  pi 

c.  \^V,  people,  nation, 
tribe,  community;  common 
people,  men,  inhabitants, 
populace,  mankind. 

.  w.s.  '9V  and 


r^V,  R£V,  with,  by,  be 
side,  at,  near;  QVft  from 
with,  away  from,  from 
away. 


'Qmdo'),   imp. 


,  to  stand,  to 
stand  before  one,  to  wait 
on,  to  serve;  to  place  one 
self;  to  stay,  to  continue, 
to  persist,  to  persevere,  to 
resist;  to  stand  still,  to 
cease;  to  stand  up,  to 
rise,  to  make  one's  ap 
pearance.  —  Hi.  T*pV:5> 
inf.  Tpyn,  imp.  Tpijp, 

fut.  TpJ£i  W->  ^«" 
T'PV.^,  to  cause  to  stand, 
to  set  up,  to  erect,  to 
establish,  to  appoint,  to 
place,  to  settle,  to  raise 
up,  to  stir  up;  to  preserve, 
to  maintain.  —  Ho.  "TjS&rj, 


251 


PPV 


fat.  ip^,  p*.  TDgB,  to  be 
placed,  to  stand  upright. 


see 


y  (Vmgd)  m  a  standing, 
station,  platform. 

gmdr)  /  domicile. 


union,  society,  junction; 
adv.  and  prep.  ^/-V?  ^°" 
gether  with,  at,  by,  near, 
by  the  side  of,  near  to, 
compared  with,  like  as, 
beside. 


py2    ('ymm$')    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Asher. 


&mmu'd)      m,      j9?. 
pillar,     column; 
stage,  platform. 

Ig,mm9'u)  pr.n.m.  ;  grewi. 


Ammonites. 


m$'k); 


pr.n.m. 

(*5ml'r)     m     bundle, 
heap  of  cut  grain,  swath. 


society,  fellowship;  neigh 
bour,  fellow-man. 

P?  (e«'i)  fat.  !?b^_,  to 

labour,  to  toil. 


M;.S.  ,    labour,     toil; 

gain  by  labour;  trouble, 
misery,  distress,  sorrow, 
suffering;  mischief,  wrong, 
oppression. 

*?!?¥  Cvtfi)  adj.,  pi.  D^0», 
labouring,  toiling,  suffer 
ing,  wretched;  sw&s<.  work 
man,  labourer. 


*5mJL'm)  to  surpass, 
to  be  higher.  —  .Hb.  /W. 
Dr  to  be  darkened. 


'nuTl)  pr.n.m. 
fat.  Db^_, 
.  D^D^,  to 
lift  up,  to  heave;  to  bear, 
to  carry;  to  lay  upon,  to 
bestow.  —  Hi.  Dsp^;n  to 
load  upon. 

•"£95?    ('am$fiy5')  pr.n.m. 

"I^Dg    (^m'5'4)    l>r.n.  of    a 
town  in  Asher. 

PP?     ('fm^k)     to    be    un 
fathomable,    unsearchable. 

-  m. 


PPV 

pt.  p^pyfc,  to  make  deep; 
to  do  extensively. 


252 


adj.,    pi    c. 
?jpy,  deep,  unintelligible. 


deep,  low;  mysterious,  un 
searchable. 


PDy,    depth,    deep 


plain,  valley. 


.w.,  terebinth-valley,  near 


Bethlehem. 


.w.,  valley  of  the  balsam- 
shrub,  near  Jerusalem. 


>r.w.,  valley  of  the 
praise  or  blessing,  near 
Tekoah. 


!?L]  (Tmgk  hftmmg'- 

lg(§)  pr.w.,  the  king's  valley 
i.  e.  the  valley  of  the 
Kidron. 


pr.n.,  valley  of  giants 
between  Jerusalem  and 
Bethlehem. 


tfddfm)  pr.n.,  valley  on  the 
site  of  the  Dead  Sea. 


P   (Vmgk)  m  depth. 


Pi 

to  bind;    pi.   sheaf-binder. 
-  Hith.  "l.^yOH   to  pawn 
[others:    to    be   harsh    or 
rough]. 


sheaf,  bundle  of  ears. 


a  measure 


for  dry  goods,  10th  part  of 
an  Ephah. 

"Q^?   CanW)    pr.n.   of  a 
town,  Gomorrah. 


nO?    ('gmrl');     D,^y    C 
r?"m)  pr.w.m. 


;^  (ean?'b)  pr.w.  of  a  town 
near  Hebron. 


c.          ,  w.».  ,  berry, 

grape,  raisin. 
?    (c?n^'?)    Pu.    pt.    ^tp, 

to  be  delicate,  luxurious. 
—  ZK«fc.  -l^rin  to  make 
oneself  delicate;  to  enjoy 
oneself,  to  relish;  to  mock. 

%  ('5no'g)  adj.,  w-  art. 
iftDi  /"  W»  delicate, 
effeminate. 


253 


$)   (Vneg)  m  delight,   en 
joyment,  joy. 
W1    (*5n5')   inf.  niJy,  imp. 

rji»,  fut.  n:^.,  1J£1,  Pt. 
W,  ™.  I'liV,  /•"!#,  to 

reply,  to  answer,  to  hear 
[prayers];  to  bear  witness; 
to  vindicate  oneself;  to 
begin  to  speak,  to  begin 
to  sing,  to  respond  in  a 
choir;  to  declare,  announce, 
reveal.  --  M.  n^p.,  fut. 

my;.,   Pt.  n^,"to   be 

answered,  to  be  heard;  to 
answer.  —  Pi.  P]3y,  inf. 
nlj^.  imp.  my,  to  answer 
in  singing,  to  sing  alter 
nately.  —  Hi.  pt.  ruy:&  to 

answer,  to  vouch  [others: 
to  cause  to  sing]. 

^2    Csntf)    inf.   nlJy,    fut. 

«"14X.->  *°  ^e  b°we(l  down, 
to  be  oppressed  or  de 
pressed,  humbled,  miser 
able;  to  toil,  to  labour. — 

A«.  njyp.,  inf.  nttyl?  [for 
nuyn?],  pt.  n«a,  /  TO, 

to  be  bowed  down,  to  be 
afflicted;  to  humble  one 
self.  —  PI  niv,  inf.  n^, 
njy,  fut.  r\&},  Pt.  r^fep, 

to  bow  down,  oppress, 
humble;  to  maltreat;  to 
force,  violate;  to  afflict 


oneself,  to  fast.  —  Pu.  !"!3y, 

inf.  nijv,  /M<.  risy?,   i>«. 

n2y9»    to    ^e   maltreated, 
afflicted,   humbled.  —  Hi. 

nffiO>    /"w«-   n,^?-5    to    op 
press,     humble.    -        Hith. 

n^on,   tv-  rii^von,  to 

humble  oneself,  to  be  af 
flicted,  to  suffer. 
W   (eanr)  pr.n.m. 
see 


cmrv)  adj.,  pz.  Q^:y, 

c.  113^,  oppressed,  humbled, 
submitting,  suffering,  pa 
tient,  pious. 


[flOy],    humility,    gentle 
ness,  condescension. 


(^nu'O-)  /,  fl.  n^g,  af 
fliction,  suffering  [others: 
cry]. 

Cftf)  ad;.,  ^>Z.  D^y 
[O^JV],  c.  ^Jy,  oppressed, 
afflicted,  poor,  wretched, 
miserable,  helpless;  humble, 
patient,  meek. 

2  (Co»i')  1«5  **•  ^V»  ^-s- 

l^y  ('Qiiyi'),  oppression, 
affliction,  misery,  suffer 
ing,  poverty. 


pr.n.m. 

W     Csnl'm)     pr.w.    of     a 
town  in  Judah. 

5?  ('inya'n)  m,  «.  fJV,  toil, 
work,  labour,  employment, 
business;  matter,  thing, 
cause. 

3?  ("5nf  m)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Issachar. 

lpJ^    ('ansCmi'm)    pr.w.  of    a 

tribe  in  Egypt. 


J?  (C5n?'f)  m,  c.  Pjp.V,  pZ. 
c.  ''l?^;  sprout,  branch, 
bough. 


pr.w.    of    a    god    of    the 

Sepharvites. 

3?  *   (Wn)    Po.  y.1y,   pt. 

yiyp,  to  act  covertly,  to 

practise  magic,    to  sooth 

say,  to  divine  ]  pt.  sorcerer, 

enchanter. 


cZ«.    of 
Pi.  in/".  w.«.  ^SX»  to  gather 
clouds. 


clouds;  crowd,  host. 
5?*  Cfn?'n)  pr.n.m. 

w  c-msir)  /  - 

clouds. 


pr.n.m.; 

pr.n.   of    a  place    in  Ben 
jamin. 


full  of  boughs. 


.  w.s. 

to  be  put  round  the  neck, 
to  deck  as  a  collar.  —  Hi. 
JWH,  fui.  p;J5£,  to  lay 
upon  the  neck,  to  load,  to 
supply. 


p  JV!  ,       neck  -  ornament, 
neck-lace. 


('anf'k)    pi-.n-wi.    of    a 
giant,     Anak,      and     his 
descendants,  pi.  Q^p.^X- 
"13?  (e5;n?'r)  pr.n.m.  ;  j?r.n.  of 
a  town  in  Manasseh. 


JV,  to  impose  a  con 
tribution  or  fine;  to  punish. 
—  Ni.  t&0&?.,  fat.  Wtyl, 
to  be  fined,  to  be  punished. 

t£0'?  (Vngs)  m  contribution, 
fine,  punishment. 

ITJJJJ   ('an?'^)  pr.n.m. 

nlr^  Can^?'^)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  near  Jerusalem  in 
Benjamin;  gent.  "'Hri^. 


255 


(<pfm)  m,    c. 

new  wine,  must. 

SJJ  C°n')  «i,  pz 

twig,  branch,  foliage. 


(•#*'!)  Pu. 


to  be 


inflated,    arrogant.  —  Hi. 


fut.      ffll  to   act  proudly 
or  presumptuously. 


(W),  hill; 
an   eminence   upon   Ziou; 
tumor,  swelling. 

(<Qfni')  pr.w.  of  a  place 
in  Benjamin. 


»n,    only 


lashes,  eyelids. 


eye 


rf«n.    Of 
Pi  IBV  to  pelt  with  dust, 
to  bedust. 

IS?  (C5f5'r)  m,  w.  arf.  1DVD, 
c.  1BV,  ^Z.  c.  nll^,  dust, 
dry  earth,  soil,  clay,  lump. 
clod;  gold-dust. 


pr.n.m. 

"IS?  (e9rfgr)  7n  young  deer, 
roe,  gazelle. 

<"Q£?  Cofrr)  pr.n.  of  towns 
in  Benjamin  and  Manasseh. 
l^S?  (egfr?'n)  pr.n.m.  ;  ^r.w. 
of   a   town   in  Benjamin; 
.w.  of  a  mountain. 


rns'y, 

lead. 


D^V,  c.  ^V,  tree,  wood, 
timber,  stake,  pole,  log, 
wooden  work. 


Pt.  P. 

to     afflict, 
grieve,  pain.  —  JVt.  ^.Vp.  , 
1.,  to  grieve  one 


self,  to  be  sorrowful.  — 
Pi.  3,8V,  M  3,82;,  to 
form,  to  shape;  to  grieve, 


pain,  afflict.  —  Hi. 
inf.  3'Syp,  Ad.  3^_,to 
form,  fashion,  shape;  to 
grieve,  offend.  —  Hith. 
S.^rn  to  grieve  oneself; 
to  be  angry. 

'5B5'b)    m,    only    j>Z. 
c.    'J38X»     image, 
idol. 


(l5Brb)  m,   only  ^Z.  c. 
,  labourer,  bondsman. 

m,  pi. 


a  thing  formed  or  shaped; 
earthen  vessel  ;  labour,  toil, 
gain;  trouble,  grievance. 


(cQBb5c§5'),     image,      idol; 
pain,  labour,  affliction. 


25G 


,  labour, 


toil;  pain. 


nn^,  pj.  e.  nmy,  pain, 

grievance,affliction,  sorrow, 
wound. 

w  (-585')  p«.  np,  to 

shut,  to  close. 
iJJ   (*5Bgf)   m   the    spine, 
the  back-bone. 

)  /;  <?.  nay,  «>•«• 


wood  [=  fV];  counsel, 
advice;  consultation;  pur 
pose,  project,  plan,  de 
sign;  wisdom,  deliberation. 
u'm)  arfj.,  p?. 
,  strong,  powerful, 
mighty,  numerous;  pi. 
strong  limbs,  fangs. 


.n.  of  a  seaport  on  the 
Elanitic  gulf. 
JP  C?B^l)  At.  /i 
to  be  idle,  to  tarry. 
$>    (C5B?'1)    adj.    slothful, 
sluggard. 

»Bi9f)    and 

/,  dw. 

sloth. 


in/. 


l,  p«.  D^V,  to  be  or 
become  firm,  strong,  power 
ful,  mighty;  to  shut,  to 
close.  -  -  Pi.  D5?y,  fut. 


qSl?],  to  close;  rfen.  of 
D^V.  :  to  break  or  gnaw 
the  bones.  Hi.  fut. 

]??,-  to  make  strong. 

[and  w], 
D»p^  and 
,  c.  nitt?y,  bone; 
body,  frame;  essence,  self; 
the  selfsame;  Dijrj 
HiH  on  that  very  day. 
^  ('5'Bem)  m,  w.s. 
(eQBmf),  strength,  might; 
bone,  body. 


strength;  multitude. 

C$Bm?'n)   pr.n.  of   a 


town. 


flpl 
arguments,  reasons,  proofs. 

TBfin)    m,     only     in 
or  l^yn,  spear  [or 


gent,  of  pr.w.  "$$]. 


/•  ny,  to  close,  to  shut 
up,  to  restrain,  to  stop, 
to  hold  back,  to  retain, 
to  withhold;  to  rule,  pre 
vail,  bridle;  II^)  my  a 


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slave  and  a  freed  one.  — 

At.  i.^J.,  inf.  isyn,  Pt 

"l^^J.,  to  be  shut  up,  re 


strained,   hindered;   to  be 
assembled. 

'•fir.  (cg'Bgr)  m  dominion. 

"l^y   ('5'Bgr)  m  a  shutting 
up;  constraint,  oppression. 


('aBg'rgO-)/  assembly,  festive 
assembly,  festival. 


^py,1'-,  to  deceive;  to  take 
by  the  heel.  --  Pi.  fut. 
-$%]  to  keep  back. 

-1  b      m 


and 


?y      eel, 


hoof;  step,  foot-print;   the 


rear. 


Cgke'b)  [adj.]  m,  pi. 
w.s.  'J3j?.y,  plotter,  deceiver, 
lier-in-wait. 


'5k?'b)  adj.,  f  n^j?V, 
uneven,  hilly;  deceitful; 
showing  foot-prints. 

kgb)  m  the  end,  the 
last;  result,  reward;  prep. 
and  conj.  on  account  of, 
because  of,  because. 

('gkba')  /  cunning, 
deceit. 

Hebrew-English. 


to 


bind. 


fut. 


(  W4)  adj.,  pi.  D«1J3«, 
striped,  streaky. 


/•,  *  npj;,  op- 

pression. 

pr.n.m. 
PM.  pf. 

to  be  perverted. 


i2V?  crooked,windiug. 

k«iUWn)     adj. 
crooked,  winding,  tortuous. 


?k^)  tn/:  lipy  to 

root  out.  —  j\Ti.  "l^XJj?.  to 
be  destroyed.  —  Pi.  Ij?^ 
fut.  Igy;,  to  lame,  to 
hamstring. 


}if?.V,  barren. 
.  (TkSr)  IM  a  naturalized 
foreigner. 


scorpion;    a 


knotted  scourge. 


('gkro'n)    pr.n.    of    a 


Philistine  city. 


to 

be  perverted.  —  Pi.  li^.y  l 
to      pervert,       to      make 

17 


258 


crooked.    —    Hi-   fut.   w.s. 


-)  to  regard  as  per 
verse. 

f.y2  (-ikkf'S)  adj.,  pi 
D^V,  c-  ^'i?y>  perverted, 
perverse. 

pr.n.m. 

per- 
verseness. 

?1  (<5r)  -  TV;  3#1B  IV 
pr.w.,  chief  town  in  Moab. 
)^a  («ar)  -  Y^  enemy,  PZ. 

°^¥- 

15?    C?r)    pr.n.m.    [see    also 


D^l'Vj  to  exchange,  to 
traffic;  to  pledge,  to  pawn; 
to  give  security,  to  war 

rant.  --  Hith.  3on  to 


intermingle,  to  have  inter 
course,  to  rival. 

SJ2  C&r^'t)  to  be  or  grow 


dark,    to    be   obscured.  — 

m.  inf.  rnyn  to  do  at 

evening. 

nv1  Cfrrt.)  fut.  niv,;,,  to 

be  sweet,  pleasant. 


c.  \31^5  poplar  or  willow. 


pr.n.    Arabia;    gent.    *jJ^V, 


and    D\ 
Arab,  Arabian. 

l^a  ("?rfb)  adj.  sweet, 
pleasant. 

^"!!J?.  (Vrgb).  2*]y*  ("g'rgb)  m 
woof,  weft;  mixed  multi 
tude,  promiscuous  mass  of 
foreigners. 

IV2  (€§'r$b)  m   and  /,   t.p. 

'^',    du.  D?,2"]^,    the  be- 


coming     dark,       evening, 


twilight;  Q.^iyn  V3  be 
tween  the  two  evenings, 
at  the  time  of  sunset,  or 
between  sunset  and  dark. 


raven    crow. 


dog-fly,  gadfly. 


('or?'b)  pr.n.m. 
('fro'b)     »n,     w.     «r«. 
yn,  a    stinging    insect, 

loc. 

Pz. 

,  c.  ril^l^,  dry  land. 
desert,  wilderness,  plain. 


Dn^,      surety,      pawn, 

pledge. 

^"IV.   ('?'r5b$'n)  m    pledge, 

warrant-money. 

-r)  pr.72.rn.  in- 


habitant    of    an   unknown 
place  rm"]V  or  H^iy. 


pant,  to  long  for. 

*"Q^  Cnr5'd)  pr.n.  of  a  royal 
town  of  the  Canaanites; 
pr.n.m. 

HT;1  or)  PI.  rny,  »!/: 
nny,  imp.  p/.  nv,  /•</«. 

n"l^i.  "$??,  to  uncover;  to 
destroy,  demolish;  to  pour 
out,  to  empty.  —  A7i.  /M£. 


—  Hi  rn^n    to  uncover, 
to  pour    out,    to  give  up. 

—  Hith.  rQV1?1^  to  uncover 
oneself,    to    make    oneself 
naked,  to  spread  oneself. 

ny1  (w)  /,  only  Pi 

ni"iy  ,       cleared       place, 
meadow. 


C»r5$?')  /,  c.  n^nv, 

Z.  nljnv,  garden-bed. 
(*5r$'d)  »n  wild  ass. 


w/.«.  "sjpnVi  nakedness, 
bareness,  the  pudenda; 
shame;  shameful  or  foul 
thing,  filthiness. 


naked,  bared,  half-dressed. 


(>y'm)     adj.,     pi 
,      cunning,      sly, 
crafty. 

J?*^?1    (t*r?Tr)     w    tree, 
shrub,  heath. 


of  several  towns. 


horror  [others:  fissure]. 
5?  C?i1')  pr.n.m. 


nakedness,  bareness. 
pn^  («.lW)  /-,  only  pi. 
^^^X?  &rit'  groats;  gruel. 
n?  (C54rf)  m,  only  pi. 
D^D^V,  clouds,  darkness 
of  clouds. 


Csri'B)  adj.,  pi 
D'JTJS,  c.  ^18,  violent, 
tyrannical;  mighty,  power 
ful;  tyrant;  a  mighty  one. 


Dnnv,  forsaken,  solitary, 
childless. 


(W)  m/-      lV,  «1)», 


to  set  in  order,  to  pre 
pare,  to  arrange;  to  draw 
up  for  battle,  to  muster; 
to  compare,  to  equal,  to 
17* 


TO 


260 


estimate.    —    Hi. 


/M«.  TD^i-j  to  estimate  or 
value. 


arrangement,  row,  pile; 
preparation;  estimation. 
value,  price. 


to    cast    away 
as     profane.   -  -    Ni.    imp. 

^,"!Vn   to  snow  one's  f°re~ 
skin,  to  bare  oneself. 

adj.,   c.  ^ny,, 


/  n^lX  5  uncircumcised. 
unclean  ,  unconsecrated, 
insensible. 


C§rl9'*)»    foreskin; 
uncleanness,  insensibility  ; 
unclean  fruit. 
^1   (<sr&'m)    in/.   D*]V    to 
be  cunning,  crafty.  —  Hi. 


to  act  craftily,  to  form  a 
cunning  plan;  to  act 
prudently. 

*ra'm)    Ni. 


to  be  heaped  up,  to  be 
amassed. 

1,V  see  Di")¥- 

$  (Vr5m)  m  cunning; 
craftiness. 


cunning, 


craft,  prudence. 


[of  grain,  of  rubbish]. 


tree,  maple. 


see 


plane- 
pr.n.m. ;    patr. 

adj.    naked, 

*£-»   to 

to 

break    the    neck     [of    an 
animal]. 


bare,  forsaken. 

fut. 


drop  down. 


,  the  neck,  the  nape. 
C5rp5')  pr.n.f. 
$.   (tftrf'fgl)  m  darkness, 
dark  clouds. 


-frft'B)  tV- 

S?-»  to  be  afraidJ  to 

fear;    <r.    to    frighten,    to 


terrify.  —  A7i.  pt.  y.^J    to 
be  fearful,  terrible.  —  J?t. 


yn5JP,     to    fear,    to    be 
afraid;  <r.  to  inspire  fear 


or  awe. 


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t.  p;m  to 

gnaw;  others:  to  flee. 
pr.n.m. 

ij>.  niy,  to 

be  naked,  bare;  to  bare 
oneself.  —  Pi.  Illy  to  lay 
bare,  to  demolish.  —  Pil. 
inf.  ira,  to  lay  bare.  - 
Hithpalp.  1VTOT  to  be 
bared  or  demolished. 


Cfi'rgfl)    /    bedstead, 
bed,  canopy-bed. 


/>Z.  c.  nil^V,  plant,  vege 
table,  herb,  greens. 

j?7    (w)    inf.   nipy, 
frv,   nfe%   i^y,    imp. 


pi.  q^v:, 

to  work, 
labour,  toil;  to  make,  to 
create,  construct,  build, 
accomplish  ;  to  acquire, 
earn,  procure;  to  prepare; 
to  offer  or  sacrifice;  to 
appoint  or  constitute;  to 
keep,  to  fulfil.—  Ni.  H^yj., 


to 

be    made,    done,     created, 
prepared;    to    happen,    to 


be.  —  Pi.  H#V  to  handle, 
to  squeeze.  —  Pu.  Ht^y 
to  be  made,  created. 


n,  the  number  ten; 
decad;  ten  days,  tenth 
day;  an  instrument  with 
ten  strings,  decachord. 


pr.n.m. 
('aBlrl')    adj.  num.,  f 
rp/rt^,  nsT^y,  tenth;  / 
the  tenth  part. 


to  quarrel,  to  strive. 


(ct'Bgk)  pr.n.  of  a  well 
near  Gerar. 


rfe».  of 

/M«.  Ifc^Vl,  to  tithe,  to 
take  the  tenth  part—  Pi. 
inf.  "1,^,  /id.  IjW,  pi. 
"l.^^P,  to  give  or  take 
the  tenth  part.  —  Hi.  inf. 
"I^Vfe  [for  T^^n^]  the 
same  as  Pi. 


y,      nw»i.     ten;      pi. 
dccads. 


,  /  ni^y 

ten  [in  compounded  num- 


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bers    from  11   to   19];    pi. 

' 


'VV.   m   and  /  twenty; 


the  twentieth. 


m     the 


tenth  part;  a  measure  for 
grain  and  meal  [one  tenth 
of  an  Ephah]. 
^1  ('?§)  m  a  moth. 


olence. 

fitf^   Cs 
wrought. 


m  oppressor. 


C^u'k)  »«,    only  pi. 
oppression,    vi 


«<#.  forged, 

pr.w.m. 
adj.,    w.   art. 


n^'V,  rich,  wealthy; 
noble,  distinguished  ;  proud, 
violent. 

Uty  cm'n)  /««.  i^y;,  to 

smoke,  to  burn. 


smoking. 

'fita^Wv.^Ti 

c.  IJSfV,  smoke,  vapour. 

-  p 
,  fut. 


,  Pt.  P.  pitfv,  to 

oppress,     maltreat,      sub 
jugate;  to  cheat;   to  over 


flow.  —  Pa.  pt.  p 
be  forced,  subdued. 


to 


^y1  (VSfik)  m  oppression, 
violence;  extortion,  unjust 
gain;  grievance,  distress. 


sg       pr.n.m. 

T       Casks')  /  oppression, 
distress. 


tfy.%    to 


be  or  become  rich.  — 


.s.  ii(").tp'yi,  to  make  rich, 


to  enrich;  to  acquire 
wealth,  to  become  rich.  — 
ffUh.  "l,#^n  to  feign  one 
self  rich. 


m,    w.«. 
*55r9'),  riches,  wrealth. 

'?§?'§)  to  become  dry, 
to  grow  old.  to  decay,  to 
wither. 


to  recollect,  to  consider. 
W     Ce'gga-)    /     device, 
artificial  work. 

int^g  c»stu'«-)  /  thought, 

opinion. 


.  eleven,  the  eleventh. 
•gsto'ngft)   f.    only 


pi.  w.s. 

plan. 


,  thought, 

pr.n/., 


a  Phenician  goddess, 
Astarte,  also  called  H^'N*  ; 
pi.  statues  or  different 
forms  of  A.;  increase  of 
the  flock. 


pr.n., 

c.     nfjr^'y.     a    city     in 
Bash  an. 


ny,  ninv,  time,  right 
or  proper  time,  season; 
pi.  circumstances,  courses 
of  time,  occurrences,  events. 

$?  TO    ('?«•   ksBI'n)   pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Zebulon,  iv. 

toe.  PI  7  nny.. 

A'-  ^pv  to 

make  ready,  to  prepare.  - 
Hith.  "IH^r*  to  be  destined, 
prepared. 

ijg   ('&tt?')    arfy.   now,    at 
present;     then,    presently, 


soon. 


see 


w 


he-goat;  leader. 
TIJJ  (e&tt&'y)  pr.n.m. 


('Itti')    arf?'   opportune, 
convenient. 


f  r\TWt,    pi- 

m'T.nv,  ready, 
prepared,  skilful;  flpl.  fu 
ture  things,  future  destiny; 
treasures. 


pr.n.«i. 

i'k)  adj.  splendid, 
stately. 

^J?  (Mttfk)  ad;.,  ^. 
Q''jP.<)ri^,  removed  [from 
the  breast],  weaned;  old. 

V.  ('*$•$$)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Judah. 

pr.n.m. 

iy*'),    ^I^PV 

pr.n.m.  arid  /". 


be  burnt,  to  be  parched  up. 

5«-»r);  fywov  ('««•- 


fut.  pny.;,  to 

be  removed,  to  be  ad 
vanced,  to  become  old;  to 
be  released,  freed.  —  Hi. 

PW3»  fut.  'p'pyi,  ppvn., 

to  displace,  remove,  trans 
fer,  advance;  to  take  away. 
fJV  ('50-5'k)  ao>'.  arrogant, 
bold,  wanton.  .  . 


p.™ 


264 


(Wk)  adj.  old  [and 
good];  solid;  splendid. 

IpV1  (Wr)  /M«.  iny;,  to 

pray,  to  supplicate.  —  Ni. 

y;,    inf.   Tinyj,    /td. 


10V,1!.,  to  let  oneself  be 
entreated,  to  hear  [a 
prayer].  —  Hi.  TpVE,  wnp- 

i>J.  vvnyn,  /M.«.  Tnyi,  to 

pray,  to  supplicate. 


to 


be  abundant  or  plentiful. 


-    Hi.    Tnyn     to    make 
abundant,  to  multiply. 


r      OT,     c. 
fragrance,    perfume  ;    wor 
shipper,  suppliant. 


('5'S-gr)     pr.n.     of    a 
town  in  Simeon. 


Ca^gTgO-)  /abundance, 
riches. 


5  *]  the  seventeenth  letter 
of  the  alphabet,  called  XB, 
SD  [=  ng  mouth];  as  a 


numeral  =  80, 

S  see  HB. 


800. 


to     blow 


away,  to  scatter. 


side  ,       quarter  ,       region, 
district;  extremity,  border, 


corner. 


B,  fut.  INS],  to  adorn, 
beautify,  glorify;  to  glean 
from  a  fruit-tree  [den.  of 
.  —  Hith.  "INBDH  to 
be  glorified,  to  glorify 


oneself;  to  boast,  to  glory; 
to  declare,  to  speak  plainly. 


c.   \lXi,    head-dress,    tur 
ban,  chaplet,  tiara. 
and 


(pur?')     /    green    branch, 
bough,  top-branch. 
^XS  (pfru'r)  m    redness, 
flush. 

.n.    of    a 


desert. 

(P%)  m,   only 
unripe  fig. 


(pfcgu'l)  m,  pZ.  DJB, 
filth,  what  is  putrified, 
unclean,  abominable. 


(pier*")    in/.   «}B,    imp. 

JB,   fut.  Vt&\,    to    meet 


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•IB 


with,  to  push  against,  to 
strike,  to  hit,  to  attack; 
to  entreat;  to  intercede 
for,  to  help;  to  reach  to. 
to  border  upon.  --  Si. 


to  cause  to  fall  on,  to  lay 
upon;  to  assail;  to  inter 
cede,  to  entreat. 


=     (p£'s#c)  m  event,  chance. 


to  be 


««,  pi-  Q^i?, 

c.  \1}B,  body,  corpse,  dead 
body. 


Pi. 

languid,  lazy. 


fut.  Btyp>,  to 
fall  upon,  to  attack,  to 
strike,  to  meet,  to  come 
together.  —  Ni.  t^SJ  to 
meet  one  another.  —  Pi. 

t$9,  fut.  t$B;f  to  hit,  to 

meet  one  another. 


1.  rns, 
imj>.  rn.B,  /id.  rn?%  p«. 

nT)B?  p«.  p.  TJB.,  "to  re 
deem,  to  ransom,  to  free; 
to  dismiss,  to  rescue.  - 
Ni  fut.  ni^:  to  be  re 
deemed,  to  be  released.  — 
Hi  pf.  w.s.  n^fl  to  cause 
to  be  redeemed.  —  Ho.  inf. 
to  be  redeemed. 


pr.n.m. 

»,    only   ^. 
ransom,  redemption. 


,  HI?  (p^v'a.)  /  re 
demption,  deliverance;  di 
vision,  separation,  interval. 


pr.n.m. 

^yo'm),    ^9  (pfo- 
'n)  ?w''fredemption-money. 


m,  c.  ,  w. 
Zoc.  H  HJ^D,  plain,  flat, 
field;  D^  1JB  plain  of 
Syria,  i.  e.  Upper  Meso 
potamia. 

0?    (P54D    imp.   V1B    to 
deliver,  to  rescue. 

0,?  (P^'4Sr)  m  fat,  grease. 

I?  (pg)  m.  c.  ^B,  M/.S.  ''B, 
3S9,  VB  and  1H^,  rj^B, 
DrPB  and  1D\B,  PZ.  D>B 
and  D'PB,  mouth,  bill; 
opening,  entrance;  edge, 
border,  side;  mouthful, 
portion;  SD?,  ^  according 
to;  ''B"?^  in  proportion  to, 
according  to  command  or 
to  one's  assertion. 
fe  (p?),  IB,  ady.  here,  in 
this  place;  hither. 


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DU 


pr.n.m. 


to  be  cold, 
chilled,  torpid;  to  be  weak. 
-  Ni.  ilBjl,  1.  sg.  ^fiB), 
to  be  benumbed,  to  be 
without  vital  force. 
D^B  (pug?r)  /"  intermission, 
cessation. 


i^  nis;,  to 

breathe,  to  blo\^.  to  be 
come  cool.  —  Hi.  tPDn, 

m/.  nsri,   fut.  rrp;,   to 

breathe  or  blow  through; 
to  blow  up;  to  speak,  to 
utter;  to  address  harshly. 
OIB  (pat)  pr.n.  of  a  people 
in  Africa,  Libyans. 


;    V1D   ^1B    (po'tf 
pr.n.m. 

(pot?'r)  7n  a  breaking 
out;  see  "IttB. 
]iB     (pud^)    wi    antimony; 
eye-paint;  mortar,  cement. 
(pol)  m  bean. 

(pjji)  j?r.w.  of  an  un 
known  people,  perh.  the 
same  as  ttiB. 
^lB  (pul)  |?r.w.m. 

»  (pun)  /w.  r-?;,  i. 


,    to    become    weak. 
helpless. 
13'B  (p?n§')  m  corner   [for 


(punf)    pr.n.m.,    pair. 
of  an  unknown  "JiB. 
IB.(pynp'n)  pr.w.  of  a  town 
in  Edom. 


(pan)  i»?p.  pi.  IBB, 

r?r>    P*'  -P-  rB>  t0 

disperse;  to  be  scattered, 
to  be  spread  out;  to  over 

flow.  —  M.  fiBj,  Pt.  fisj, 
/  n^iSJ,  to  be  scattered, 
dispersed;  to  disperse  one 
self.  —  Pil  SiB  to  dash 


n   peces.  — 
to   dash  to  pieces.  —  Hi. 

^pn,  inf.  y  ^n,  M  p  'p;f 

*f^Tl,  p«-  ^B»,  to  scatter, 
disperse,  destroy;  to  drive 
away;  to  pour  forth;  to  be 
dispersed.  —  Hith.  ft?iB£n 
to  be  dashed  to  pieces,  to 
be  reduced  to  dust. 


(psk)  jtf  p$,  to  waver, 
to  totter.  --  //i.  /«*«. 
to  be  unsteady. 


to    let    go    out,    to    send 
forth,  to  supply;  to  obtain; 


267 


to    bring    to    an    end,    to 
cany  out. 

')  /  stumbling- 


block. 


pur)    #i.    TBP!     to 
frustrate;  see  "HB. 
B8    (pur)     m,    pi     DniB, 
lot;  pi.  the  feast  of  Puriin. 
n^lB  (purs')  /  wine-press; 
a  measure  for  liquids. 
rnlS  (po'r50-5')  pr.n.m. 

(PU§)     /)/.     _pZ.     Wg, 
^'D  [for  Dn^'B],  to  leap 


or  caper  about,  to  prance, 
to  be  proud.  —  Ni. 
to  be  scattered  about. 


tS  (p?cz)  »n  pure    gold,    re 

fined  gold. 
TO1    (P5z&'z)    #0.  pt.  fSID, 

to  be  purified,  refined. 

/-M«.  is;,  to  be 

flexible,  supple.  —  Pi  pt 
ttSJ?  to  leap,  to  dance. 


to  scatter,   to  lead  astray. 
-  Ni.  "|!?0  to  be  scattered. 

-  Pi.  T?B,  M  IJBJ,  to 

scatter,    disperse;    to    dis 
tribute  largely. 


m,  .p.  ,  _p. 
D  sn§  ,  sn  are  ,  trap  -  net  ; 
danger,  calamity. 


(P»fi)  m,  pi.  o^ 

'DB,  plate  of  metal. 


tremble,  to  quake,  to  be 
afraid;  to  palpitate  with 
joy.  —  Pi.  fut.  IpD),  pt. 
,  to  be  afraid,  timid, 
cautious.  —  Hi.  THBn  to 
make  tremble. 


w/.«.    "("in^'    ^ear5     terror, 
awe;  object  of  fear. 

D,?2   (p«4)   m,    only  pi. 


iv.  s.  inn,©,  the  loins  [the 
testicles]. 

ear,  terror. 

,  c.  nng,  Pi 

,  c.  niins.  [Babylonian 


or       Persian]       governor, 
prefect,  pasha. 


to    be   frivolous,    wanton. 
fickle. 


a   boiling 
over,  wantonness. 

/  boast- 

.  nsn,  inf. 

nsn.  to  ensnare,  to  fetter. 
^r®  (p^^i'm)  m  glow,  heat, 
lightning  [or  pi.  of  flD]. 
m  live  coal. 


fulness. 

nr© 


H?  (p»3-)  m  [and  /], 
pZ.  DTinB.  pit,  fissure; 
destruction. 

fins  (p&w  m?'rt>) 


/  sunken 
spot  [made  by  the  leprosy 
of  garments]. 

ntpB  (pjtd?')  f  a  precious 
stone,  topaz. 

pf  ,  -nips,  -TODS,  see 


B  (pjtU's)  m  hammer. 


,  to  split,  to  break 
open,  to  let  out;  pt.  p. 
burst  open  flower,  gar 
land;  one  set  free  or  made 
exempt.  —  Hi.  Tf?ipn,  fat. 
TJPP1,  to  gape  with  the 
lips  in  mockery. 
ItpS  (pg'tSr)  m  a  breaking 
through  ;  what  breaks 
through,  first-born. 

rtf)  /  first-born. 


see 


^r.w.  of 
a  city  in  lower  Egypt, 
Bubastis. 


(pl4)  »»  misfortune. 

fay*1)/, 

edge  [—  Hi] 


see 


,'^ir$'^)  pr.n. 
of  a  place  in  Egypt. 
*1?  (p;'a^)  TO  ashes,  dust. 
pr.n.m. 

and  ty'B 


,     c.  ,     con 

cubine;  prostitute. 


(pjm9')  /  fat,  fatness. 
!?r?  (Pi'n?^'fi);   l^Q  (pi- 

no'n)  pr.n.m. 


mouths,  edges. 

(pfk)  JH  a  tottering. 

(Pjg5'n)    pr.n.    of    a 
river  in  Paradise. 

(p;0-o'n)  pr.n.w. 

m  flask,  bottle. 
POB   (PW^)  Pi.  pt. 
to  flow  out,  to  drip. 


pr.n. 


nf9,   to   be 

distinguished,  to  be  singu 
lar,  extraordinary,  wonder 
ful,  miraculous,  astonish 
ing,  hard  ;  pt.  flpl.  wondrous 


269 


things,  miracles.  —  Pi. 
N£B,  inf.  N?B,  to  separate, 
to  consecrate.  —  Hi. 

s'psn  , 

inf. 


N?l,  p«.  Nk??£,  to  make 
extraordinary,  wonderful, 
to  act  miraculously,  mar 
vellously;  to  consecrate, 
to  sanctify.  —  ffih.  K,j?&iJ? 
to  show  oneself  extra 
ordinary. 


and 

wonder,    wonderful    thing 
or  deed,  miracle. 

'N*3?  (PUT)  adj.,  f  .TN^B, 

wonderful. 


pr.n.m. 
D2S7S  (pITg'figr)  see  ri^O. 

Ni.  3??0  to  be 
divided.  —  Pi.  Jpfj},  imp. 
3?D,  to  divide,  to  make 
discordant. 


c.  I^B,  river,  brook,  stream. 


,  (psi$gg5')  /,  only  pi. 
niJ^B,  division  of  a  family. 
kindred,  clan;  brook. 

WB  (p5iygg-r)  /  division. 
class. 


see 


(p$ldr)  /,    only  pi. 

iron,     steel     [scythes     of 

war-chariots]. 

^3??  (P*ld5'«)  pr.n.w. 

I^B  (P5i5')  A^.  j-^SJ  to  be 

separated,     singled     out, 

preferred.    -  -    Hi.    H^SH, 

imp.  rfen,  fut.  n^9i,  to 

distinguish,    to    select,   to 
favour. 

fei 

pr.n.m. 

cleave,  to  ploiigh,  to 
furrow.  -  -  Pi.  fl^B ,  fut. 
HE?;,  to  cleave,  to  cut  in 
pieces,  to  let  break  forth, 
to  bring  forth. 
"?,?  (pSW)  TO  piece,  slice, 
the  half;  331  PJJJ  the 
upper  mill-stone; 
the  lower  mill-stone. 


pr.w.?«. 

>2f  (p5i*'t)  to  escape.  - 
Pi.    tO^B.     tn/.    and    imp. 


to  let  escape,  to  deliver, 
to  let  slip  forth,  to  bring 
forth;  intr.  to  escape.  - 
Hi.  fut.  tD'j?9i,  U1??^,  to 
save,  to  rescue,  to  bring 
into  safety.- 


270 


(P5irt)  m,  only  pi. 
D^pipB,  a  fugitive,  who 
has  escaped. 

't  »»  deliverance. 


see 


pr.n.m. 

and  »$9  (P«ir)  adj.,  f 
p,  wonderful. 


fugitive,     one     saved     or 
escaped. 


(pW)  /, 

c.     ntt?  ,      deliverance, 

escape,  remnant. 
7*9B     (p?U'i)    ,n,    only    pi. 

D^^f,  nf^f,  judge. 
rtffo   (p5Uia')  /  judgment, 

decision  of  an  umpire. 
*k*hf  (p*lfir)  adj.  judicial; 

V  nJ^,?r  judgment. 


circuit,       district;      staff. 
stick;  spindle. 


???,  to  judge,  decide. 
punish;  to  adjudge;  to 
think.  —  ffith.  ?leTO  to 


act  as  arbiter  or  mediator; 
to  pray  [to  God]. 


(painful'),  ]$  (p5lp- 
ni')  adj.  m  such  a  one,  a 
certain  one,  an  unnamed 
one. 


D?S^,  to  make  level,  to 
prepare  [a  path]  ;  to  weigh 
[den.  of  Di?B]. 

771  a  balance. 


to  burst,  to  be  shaken,  to 
tremble. 

'^)   /  trem 
bling,  terror,  horror. 


to  roll  oneself. 
^PB    (p'lg'Sga-)   pr.n.,  the 
land     of    the    Philistines, 
Philistia  [hence  Palestine]. 


D   (pnigtl')  pr.n.m.,  pi. 
,    Phi 


listine. 


pr.n. 


[Philistine,  or  runner. 
courier],  body-guard  of 
king  David,  together  with 

'PI?- 


lest. 


u)     conj.    that    not, 


sweet  cake. 


271  nps 

town  beyond  the  Jordan; 

pr.n.m. 

,J»     (p«nf)     wi,     only    pi 

••  D'O'JB  see  VJB. 


rye,  M  m?%  ^, 
pt.  ru.B.  />z.  DUB,  to 

turn  [w£r.],  to  turn  to,  to 
turn  away;  to  go,  to  look. 

-  Pi.  HSD,  imp.  pi.  us, 

to  remove,  to  drive  away, 
to  clear.  —  Hi.  Hj?n,  inf. 

nijso,  fut.  ^i,  to  turn 

\tr.  and  intr.].  to  flee.  - 
Ho.  nj?rj  to  be  turned  or 
directed. 


»»,     only    pi. 

"OD?  c.  IJB,  face,  counte 
nance  ,  surface  ,  front  ; 
appearance,  exterior,  per 
son;  $9~^£  to  the  front  of, 
before;  —  ^.BTI1$  before;  — 
^57  in  sight  of,  in  presence 
of,  before,  sooner  than; 
-  yep,  -^D  from  before, 
by  reason  of;  --  *^!7V 
before,  over  against,  upon 
the  surface,  over  the  sur 
face. 

3S  (Pjnn5')  /}  c.  nis,  pi 

ni3D,      pinuacle,     corner, 
turn;  pillar,  chief,  prince. 

(p«nuTl)    pr.n.   of    a 


(p«nf'm?)  arfy.  within, 
in  the  interior;  n^^JD^ 
to  within,  in  the  inside 
of,  inwardly;  Hp'OBD  from 
within. 


(p«nlml')ad;., 
interior,  inner. 

(P$nj'n)    w,     only    pi 
^J^B,  coral,  pearl. 


p«n»'k)  Pi.  pt.  p:sp, 

to  fondle,  indulge. 


m,  only 
D^pB,  extremity; 
O^ps  a  long  tunic  with 
sleaves  [others:  a  garment 
with  stripes]. 

U(pS,   to  pass  through,  to 
walk  through. 

!r9^     (pI8S5')    pr.n.    of    a 
mountain  ridge  in  Moab. 

'1,9?     (P»B*')    /,     c.    HDB, 
plenty,  abundance. 


nps?,  p«.  pi  QTips,  to 

pass  through,  to  pass  over, 


rips 


272 


to  spare  ;  to  halt,  to  waver 
[in  opinion].  —  ATi  fut. 
npsi  to  become  lame.  — 
Pi.  fat.  nDDJ  to  leap,  to 
hobble,  to  dance. 


a  sparng, 
exemption  ;  the  passover- 
feast,  the  paschal  lamb. 

HOB  (ppe'aefj)  pr.n.m. 

HDD  (PlBfie'a$)  ad;.,  p«. 
DTUP9,  lame. 

^pS  (ppi'i)  m,  only  pZ. 
D^DB,  c.  £>9f  ,  cast  or 
carved  image,  idol;  pi. 
pr.n.  of  a  place. 

pr.n.m. 


tp??,  to  hew,  cut,   carve. 


w.s.  ^PB,  carved  or  cast 

idol. 
DOS    (p?B&'fi)    to   cease,    to 

disappear. 
HBDB  (PIBP5F)  ^r.n.7n. 

nvf  (Prr)  A«.  r\y?%  to 

groan,  to  pant. 
iy5D  (p$V)  pr.w.  of  a  town 

in  Idumea. 
"11P9     (p5Tr)     pr.«.     of    a 

mountain  in  Moab;  f&  /^2 

a  deity  worshipped  there. 


(p5-jL'i)    [in    poetry 


pi.  c.  1?XS,  to  do,  make, 
form,  create,  accomplish, 
prepare. 

?  (po-Sl)  m,  «f...  1^2 
(pr°lor),  pi  D7V?»  work, 
deed,  action,  business; 
product,  achievement;  gain, 
wages,  reward. 


p2.mf,  np^f,  a  doing, 
performing;  wages,  reward. 


(P5'«.'m)  in/-,  w.s-  1?5?S, 
to  beat,   strike,  impel.  - 

Ni.  q^?;,  /M«.  qyfi!,  to  be 

moved,     stirred.   -  -   Mi/». 
DVEOn  to  be  agitated. 

&'c$m        and  m    i.>. 


dw.  D^V.S,  stroke,  anvil; 
tread,  step,  pace;  with 
numerals  =  times,  turns: 
sing,  once;  du.  twice; 
D2BH  this  time. 

&"am5')  /,  only  pi. 
^B,  [artificial]  foot. 

Pa"amp'n)     m,      p/. 

b^B.  bell,  clock. 

^'an?'**          see 


TO 


'ft'r)   to   open   the 
mouth,  to  gape. 

IB!?  (p&"ar&'y)  pr.w.m. 


,  to  open 
wide  [the  mouth];  to  de 
liver,  rescue. 


rnJS?,  to  break 
out  into  joy,  to  rejoice.  — 
Pi.  m?B,  to  break  in 
pieces. 

n^2>  (p'Bfrr)  /bhmtness, 
dulness. 


2  (p$B*'l)  «.  /id.  8! 
to  peel  off. 

JJtfS  (p«5»r)  /,  only  pi 
riip^B,  a  peeling,  peeled 
spot. 

^B  (p5B^'m)  to  split,  to 
rend. 


p.  ^5f§,  c.  ^2fB,    to  cut, 
wound,  crush. 


^B,  a  wound. 


fut.  1,S9?  to 
press,  to  urge.  —  Zft.  in/. 
n,^?n  [for  I^DH]  to  be 

Hebrew-English. 


obstinate  or  stubborn;  inf. 
obstinacy,  rebelliousness. 


in/- 
w.s.    npB     (pQkdJ'), 

Tpe,  M  njjp^,  p«. 

p«.  p.  pi  DH^B,  c. 
/  n^pB,  to  visit,  inspect, 
muster,  review,  number; 
to  care  for;  to  look  for, 
to  miss;  to  chastise, 
punish  ;  to  cause  to  inspect, 
to  appoint,  to  charge  with, 
to  entrust;  pt.  p.  an  of 
ficer,  overseer.  —  Ni.  *IJP_9}, 
inf.  njp.BH,  fut.  IpB:,  to  be 
visited,  punished,  mustered, 
missed;  to  be  set  over.  —  - 
Pi.  pt.  "TJ5.BP  to  muster.  — 
Pu.  "Tfp.B  to  be  mustered; 
to  be  punished;  to  want. 
-  Hi.  TpJJfl,  imp.  ^r\t 
fut.  Tp.Dl,  1JJ.K1,  to  ap 
point,  to  set  over;  to  en 
trust  or  charge  with;  to 
deposit  or  lay  up.  —  Ho. 
pt.  1£Sp  to  be  appointed, 
to  be  set  over;  to  be 
punished;  to  be  deposited. 
-  ffith.  TgBrn  to  be 
mustered,  numbered. 


pi  nffj^f,    a   numbering, 
mustering,  review;  visita 
tion,  punishment;  charge, 
18 


274 


service,  care,  watch,  of 
fice;  goods  in  trust,  stores, 
property. 

TlpS  (pikkfdo'n)  m  goods 
in  trust,  deposit. 

inpS  (p«kidu'fr)  /  over 
sight,  office. 

HpS  (P5k5'd)  m,  only  pi 
QHIpB,  c.  \lip5,  a  num 
bering,  mustering. 

PipD  (pikku'd)  wi.  only  pZ. 
DHipE,  c.  HIpB,  precept, 
order,  command. 

m/-     OpB, 

.  np.B,  fut.  np_D>, 

pi.  ijp.B,  to  open  [the  eyes 
or  ears],  to  be  watchful; 
to  open  one's  eyes,  to 
make  one  see. — Ni.  njPEO, 
fut.  np.B?,  to  be  opened, 
to  get  sight  or  under 
standing. 

pr.n.m. 

adj.,  pi 
QVIpB,  open-eyed,  seeing, 
intelligent. 

pr.n.m. 


seer,    prefect,    magistrate, 
commander. 


kp'a^)     wi      an     opening, 
loosening,  deliverance. 

j?f    (p^kl'd)    «,    c.  "IT.?, 
H^pB,    officer,    over- 


(pg'k&c)  wi,  only  pi 
an  architectural 
ornament  in  the  shape  of 
cucumbers  or  coloquints. 
l^pS  (pakkaV)  /,  only^Z. 
^VP=*j  gourd,  cucumber, 
pumpkin  or  coloquint. 

1?  (p*r)  *n,  i.p.  1?,  pi. 
D^TB,  a  bull,  young 
bullock;  victim,  offering. 
Q5D  (par5')  Hi.  fut.  »n^, 
to  bring  forth,  to  bear  fruit. 
n.S  (pg'rg)  ??i,  pZ. 
wild  ass,  culan. 
3/51?  (plr'j'm)  pr.n.m. 
n"1B  (p&rba'r)  and 
(p^rva'r)  »n,  pZ. 
portico  on  the  western 
side  of  the  temple-building, 
open  summer  house;  others  : 
suburb. 

inS  (pfr&'d)  to  spread  out. 
—  Ni.  "f.lBJ,  inf.  and  imp. 
T"!BH,  /"wi.  IIB^,  pi.  T}?J, 
to  be  parted,  divided, 
separated,  scattered ;  pt. 
going  one's  own  way, 
whimsical.  —  Pi.  fut.  T"!2^ 
to  separate  oneself,  to  go 
aside.  —  Pu.  pt.  TJ^P  to 
be  separated,  isolated.  - 


275 


nig 


m.  Tisn,  inf.  nn?n,  /•««. 

"P?.?l?  to  separate,  divide, 
disperse.  —  #tU.  "It1?1"1  to 
be  dispersed,  to  separate 
oneself. 

HS    (p8'r£d)    w,    w.s.   l^lr, 

pz!  DH-JB,  c.  'T]B,  a  mule. 

n*is  (pjrdr)  /,  c.  n^ns, 

she-mule. 

(p'ryddf)  /,  only  pi. 
}  seed-corn,  grains. 


park,  pleasure- 
garden;  hence  Paradise 
[Persian]. 

)  imp.  rns,  ns, 
' 


,  to  break  forth,  to  be 
fertile,  to  bear  fruit;  to 
bring  forth  [children].  - 


p«.    w.s.    fn?5,    to    make 
fruitful. 

^J?a  (p5r5F)  /  young  cow, 
heifer. 

I"]®8  (p5rfr)  |3r.n.  of  a  town 
in  Benjamin. 

(pers')     /,     only    pi. 
mouse  or  rat. 

HIS  see  *qs.. 

^^f*  (Pur?');  N"jn? 
pr.n.m. 


see 


)]  pr.n.m. 

?,!"]?  (p&rv&'yfc)  pr.n.  of  a 
gold-region. 

Ul?  see  "\31B- 

(p?ru'r)  *n  pot,  kettle. 
,_>g'rgz)  or  riB  (parj'z) 
m,  only  pi.  D]]"J®,  ruler, 
chief,  leader;  others:  po 
pulace  ,  country  -  people, 
crowd. 

(psr?zr)    f,    only   pZ. 
open  country. 
(p?r5z?'n)     m,      M/.S. 
,  open  country,  peas 
antry;  others:  ruler,  leader. 

T  JS  (p'rfzj')  ad/,  living  in 
the  open  country,  country 
man,  peasant. 
t"1B   (pMzzi')    pr.n.m.   of    a 
Canaanitish  tribe. 
nS  (p5r$'^)  tn/-   D*|9j   /M«. 

ni?^,  pt.  rns,  /  nnie,  to 

burst  forth,  to  sprout,  to 
blossom;  to  break  out;  to 
thrive,  prosper;  to  fly.  - 

Hi.  nnsn,  fut.  nnsi.  to 

cause  to  blossom;  intr.  to 
blossom,  flourish,  thrive. 


w,  w.s. 

B,  sprout,  blossom  ; 
blossom-shaped    ornament. 
18* 


nrns 


276 


1)     f    brood, 
rabble,  mob. 

tons  (p^t)  P«.  tons,  to 

sing  foolishly. 
tDHJD  (pg'rst)  m  single  berry 
[fallen  off  in  tbe  vintage]. 

•HS  (p«rf)  «»,  fp.  ng,  w;.s. 

I^B,  fruit;  offspring;  re 

sult,  consequence. 
KITH?  (P5*«)  pr.n.m. 
fn?  (pSri'B)  ad;.,  c.  n?, 

pi.   D«n&,   c.   TIB, 

violent,  wild;  tyrant,  rob 
ber,  oppressor. 

m  oppression. 

and  rQIB 
/  curtain  [before 
the  holy  of  holies]. 

O?  (p?**'m)    /M«.   °*]?^,  to 
rend,  to  tear. 


pr.n.m. 


'B)  inf.  D*]f,  fat. 
DID^,  to  break  [bread], 
to  distribute.  —  Hi.  DnDH, 
pt.  D^O,  /  nD"lBD,'to 
cleave,  divide  [the  hoof]. 
to  have  a  cloven  hoof. 

pr.n.    of    a 


[Persian]. 
"12       ( 
[Persian] 


country,  Persia,  i.p.  D"J§j 


g'rgfi   m,  p.  c.  , 

hoof,    cloven    foot,    claw; 
a  species  of  eagle. 


c.     niD"]B,      hoof,      claw, 
cloven  foot. 


V,l?o  P«-P-^>  to  loosen, 
dismiss,  absolve;  to  make 
bare;  to  reject;  to  lead, 
to  be  at  the  head.  —  NL 
fut.  V1B?  to  be  unruly.  — 
Hi-  rn?n,  fut.  »^91,  to 
make  unruly;  to  free  [from 
work]. 

B1    (pfi'rH*)    «,    only  PZ. 
niVJB,   c.  nlyiS,    leader, 
prince. 
'lS3  (pg'r^€)  w  the  hair. 

OH?  (p&r'9r)  «»  title  of 
the  kings  of  Egypt, 
Pharaoh. 

V"!^  *  (pS-r*9'S)«*  a  stinging 
insect,  flea. 


^B  (pjr'^'n)  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Ephraim. 

I?"]?    (p&rp&'r)   pr.w.    of    a 
river  near  Damascus. 


277 


fut.   fis?,  pt-  ftP,   to 

break,  to  demolish,  to  tear 
down,  to  make  a  breach, 
to  scatter;  intr.  to  rush 
upon,  to  spread;  to  in 
crease,  to  overflow.  —  Ni. 
pt.  f^$}  to  be  spread, 
diffused,  to  be  common.  — 
Pu.  pt.  f  n^S?  to  be 
broken  down.  —  Hith. 
^IBOn  to  separate  one 
self,  to  run  away. 

lS1  (p$'r8B)  m,  i.p.  fJB, 
pi  DTOJ,  c.  ^IB,  breach, 
gap,  fissure;  a  breaking 
through,  attack,  defeat. 

®*  (pS'r^B)  pr.n.m.  ;  patr. 


^"19   (p&rB&')  /,    only 
breach. 


p^l.B,  to  break  off,  to  tear 
to   pieces;   to   tear  away, 
to  deliver,  to  set  free.  - 
Pi.  p^B,  imp.  pi  }j?-]B,  M 
pHS],   pt.  p,7!Sp,    to    tear 
off,  to  break  to  pieces.  — 
Hith.  p,"!Srin  to  be  broken; 
to     tear    off     from    one 
self. 


(pw'k)  m,  c.  pIB, 
lump,  bit;  others:  broth. 
soup. 


B    (pg'rgk)    m    violence, 
murder;  cross-way,  fork. 

1,1?  (p*r*'r)  tn/1  11B,  to 
break  in  pieces,  to  crush. 
—  -Hi'.  5D  §D  mf.  and 


i<.  "l,?0,  to  break, 
dissolve,  violate;  to  frus 
trate,  annihilate,  annul.  — 
Ho.  fut.  IS?  to  be  dis 
solved,  destroyed.  —  Po. 
"IjTiS  to  cleave,  to  divide. 
—  Pilp.  IBIS  to  crush,  to 
shatter.  —  Hith.  "l^iBrp  to 
be  torn  asunder,  tobe  shaken. 


^B,  pi  D'jrfo  c 

P«.  p.  /nt^nB/pz.  nitons, 

to  divide,  to  break  in  pieces, 
to  distribute;  to  spread  out, 
to  expand.  —  Ni.  fut.  fc^B? 
to  be  dispersed,  scattered. 
-Pi.  tjn.B,  inf.  tn.B,  w.s. 
D2ip.B,  fut.  ^S],  to 
spread  out,  to  scatter. 
ttHf  (pfr»'B)  MI/.  ti^B,  to 
divide,  to  distinguish,  to 
declare  distinctly.  —  Ni. 
t^lBJ  to  be  dispersed, 
scattered.  —  Pu.  EHB  ,  pt. 
t^'isp,  to  be  declared 
distinctly;  pt.  distinctly, 
plainly.  --  Hi.  fut.  tif^l 
to  sting,  to  wound. 


278 


horse  [for  riding  and  war- 
chariots];  rider,  horseman. 


excrement,  dung. 

pr.n.m. 

n)  tn    tran 

script,  copy  [Persian]. 
*n^"]B  (p&r§»d$'n)  m,  w.  loc. 
n  nn^'15,  fork  between 
the  legs;  others:  evacuation 
of  excrements  [^'15'],  or 
flat  roof. 

tths  (P»'w)  /,  c.  n^-jB. 

distinct    declaration,     ex 

planation. 

t?"]?  (p&rsfz)  to  spread  out. 


pr.n.m.  [Persian]. 

^B  (p«r*'«-)  or 

.n.,  the  river  Euphrates. 
'O-)  /  fruit-tree. 

o  in/.  ntrD,  M. 

^?^,  to  spread. 


,  to  stride,  to  ad 
vance,  to  rush  upon. 
*t?J§  (pg'B$l)  m  step,  stride. 
>tPB  (P$jj&'k)  pt.  pt^B,  to 
open  wide  [the  lips].  - 
Pt.  fut.  p$s]  to  spread 
out  [the  feet]. 


B  (pjg)  m   folly,   haugh 
tiness. 


to  tear  in  pieces. 


intr.  to 
spread  out.  to  roam  about; 
to  put  off,  to  lay  aside,  to 
strip.  -  -  Pi.  IDt^B,  inf. 
ISt^'B,  to  strip,  spoil, 
plunder.  —  Hi.  tD^'SH,  m/. 
tDt^sn,  /wi.  tD^'Sl,  to  cause 
to  put  off;  to  strip  off,  to 
take  off;  to  flay.  —  Hith. 
to  strip  oneself. 

inf. 
),pl. 

to    sin,    to    transgress,    to 
rebel,  to  be  refractory.  - 
Ni.  pt.  y#9J,    to    be    of 
fended. 


transgression,  sin, 
wickedness,  faithlessness, 
apostasy;  sin  -  offering; 
punishment  for  sin. 
It^B  (pfsgr)  m  explanation, 
interpretation. 


,  fax, 


linen. 

nnts 


/  - 


279 


linns 


f,  iv.s.  \ns,  j>z. 

DTIB,  c.  nin?.  lump,  piece. 
bit,  morsel. 


'n),  pi  nriS,  open 
ing;  hole  in  which  a  door- 
hinge  moves;  female  pu 
denda. 

DIKJHS  see  "TIB. 

DSHD  (plft'$'ro)  adv.  sud 
denly,  in  a  moment. 


fa^OB,  food,  dainties. 
^riS    (pia-gj'm)    m    word, 
sentence,  edict. 

ns  (pis*)  M  nn?:, 

fl?|?.L>  !>*•  ""l£®»  to  open; 
inir.  to  be  open;  to  be 
open-hearted,  susceptible, 
accessible,  simple;  to  be 
open  to  seduction.  —  JVt. 

nn?j,  fut.  i.sg.  r)W,  to 

be  easily  persuaded,  enticed, 
seduced.  —  Pi.  HIJB,  m/. 

nne,  im^.  /  s.  \ng,  fut. 

'*!$§?}  to  persuade,  entice, 
seduce,  deceive.  —  Pw.  "J;)?1, 
/M«.  nns],  to  be  persuaded. 
deceived.  -  -  Hi.  fut.  HS.2 
to  make  wide. 

)  pr.n.m. 
)     m,      w.s. 

D^nins,    c. 


,    engraving,    sculp 
ture. 

in®    (peO-o'r)    pr.w.     of     a 
town  on  the  Euphrates. 

see  ng. 


tV-  nine, 
nn?,  t»j.p.  nns.  inriB,  /•««. 
.  nne,   p«.  p.  /• 

,  to  open,  to  throw 
open,  to  uncover;  to  re 
lease;  to  begin;  to  sur 
render.  —  Ni.  nPSJ  ,  inf. 

nnsn,  fut.  nn^,  rin^,  to 

be   opened,    to    be  loosed, 
to  be  released  or  set  free. 

-  PI  nns.  inf.  nns.  /M«. 
nn?;,  nn?],  p«.  nnsp,  to 

open,  to  loose,  to  untie,  to 
set  free;  to  plough;  to 
engrave,  carve,  hew;  to 
open  oneself.  -  -  pu.  pt. 
HFlSIp  to  be  engraved.  - 
Hith.  nnenn  to  loosen  for 
oneself  [fetters]. 


w.  Zoc.  n  nnrs.  ?(/.«.  Tins, 

pi.  DTin?,  c."\nnB,  open 
ing,  entrance,  door,  gate; 
adv.  at  the  door. 


m   openng, 
explanation,  insight. 


"ilnriB,  the  opening. 


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simplicity, 

folly;  adj.  simple,  foolish, 
credulous. 

^JPflS  (p5$%n)  m  festive 
garment,  mantle. 

r^TI?  (p^yyu'S-)  /  sim 
plicity,  folly. 

nrpre  (P^i^r)  /,  only  Pi 

ninri?>,  drawn  sword. 

b*>r\B  (psa-j-i)  m,  c.  ^n?. 

pZ.  D^TI?,  thread,  cord. 
?riS    (p$H'i)    to    twist.  - 

W  ^n?j,  P«.  ^nsg,  to  be 

twisted,  to  wrestle;  to  be 
tortuous,  perverse,  crafty. 
Hit  h.  7,nspn  to  show 
oneself  cunning,  perverse, 
crafty. 


twisted,    tortuous,  crafty, 
perverse. 

S    (pja-9'm)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Goshen. 


jpZ.  D^59>  poisonous  snake, 
adder,  viper. 

Cl?  (P^'^^€)  m  the  opening 
of  the  eyes,  moment,  wink, 
twinkling;  adv.  suddenly. 


n?:,  p«.  inis,  iris,  to 


explain,  to  interpret. 


l^nB,     explanation, 


interpretation. 


riS  (p$a-r5'fi)  pr.n.  of  a 
southern  country,  upper 
Egypt;  gent.  pi. 


to  break. 


?  y  the  eighteenth  letter 
of  the  alphabet,  called 
"H^I  [fishing-hook];  as  a 
numeral  S  =  90,  ^  =  900. 

?  see  «. 


»?  (B?Y)  /,  c. 
crements,  dung. 


ex 


w.*. 


ex 


crements,  dung,  filth. 

(B?T),  ^1S,  ad;.,  only 
D^'iZ,  filthy,  dirty. 

(Bfi"fil)    m,    only    PZ. 
D',?g,S,  lotus-shrub,  lotus- 
tree. 
&*  (B?n)  f   [also  m],   coZZ. 


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small    cattle,     sheep    and 
goats;  flock,  troop. 

S^    (B&"in5'n)    pr.n.   of    a 

town  in  Judah. 
JJX^  (B8"«)  w,  only  pi. 


duce,  shoot,  issue,  off 
spring,  children. 

^  (B5b)  w,  pi  D^S,  litter, 
sedan-chair,  covered  wagon; 
a  species  of  lizard. 


JO?  ,  to  do  military 
service,  to  collect  and  go 
forth  for  war;  to  do  temple 
service.  --  Hi.  pL  K3?£ 
to  levy  for  military  service, 

sbs')  m  [also  /],  c. 

«,.,. 


,  host,  army,  troop; 
host  of  heaven  [angels  or 


stars];  niJO$  HIIT  the 
Lord  of  the  heavenly  hosts  ; 
military  service,  warfare, 
campaign;  heavy  service, 
hardship,  calamity,  temple 


service. 


pr.n 


.n.  of  a 


place    in    the    valley    of 
Siddim. 


')  pr.n.f. 

Pt.  nn's  to 

swell  ;  =  *O^  1  to  go  forth 
to  war.  —  Hi.  HB^n,  inf. 
w.  7  m'3^^  to  cause  to 
swell. 

)  arf;.  swelling, 


swollen. 


'a-)  m  hyena. 

(BIbbu'r)   TO,    only  pi. 
,  a  heap. 

5brt)  /u«.  tD2?:,  to 
reach  out  to  [others:  to 
bind  together]. 

Q?1    (•««')    m,    t.p.    75f, 
ornament,  splendour,  glory, 
heauty. 
a    ( 

0^5?, 

gazelle,  antelope. 

pr.n.A 

female 
gazelle. 


(Bg'W)    m,    only   pi. 
?    party-coloured  or 
dyed  garment. 

foVn)  pr.n.TO. 

(B«bp*i'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  and  valley  in  Ben 
jamin. 


282 


'r)   fut.  13^,    to 
heap  up,  to  collect. 
m  see  TO*. 

ft)  »n,  only  pZ. 
DTQS,  bundle  of  ears. 
sheaf. 

(B&d)  m,  w,.*.  H*,  w. 
loc.  n  HT4,  pi.  D^?,  c. 
'3?,  side,  turning;  "ISO 
at  the  side;  T^"1?^  on  the 
side,  i.  e.  upon  the  arms  ; 
D^li1?  at  the  sides  [as 
cumbersome  adversaries]. 
TO  (B5d9'd)  or  TJ¥,  only 
w.  loc.  H  nT$  (B5ds'df)  a 
town  in  northern  Palestine. 
TC  (§*»')  p«.  H,^,  to 
look  after,  to  lie  in  wait 
for.  -  -  Ni.  nTO  to  be 
lai'd  waste,  to  be  destroyed. 

gee  HTS. 
[      (B5do'k)  pr.w.m. 
T*n&  (B5djyy5')  /  intention, 
purpose. 

^¥   (BJddi'ra)    jar.n.    of    a 
town  in  Naphtali. 
^S    (B^ddi'k)    «d;.,    only 
pZ.  D^^S,  just,  righteous, 
honest,  right. 
ftm     [from    ^1S]     see 


fut.  p3^  to 


be  right,  straight,  just, 
true,  upright,  righteous  ; 
to  be  in  the  right.  —  ATi 
P3?^  to  be  justified,  to 
be  restored.  —  Pi.  p^S^ 
tw/1  ^/IS,  to  justify,  to 
declare  righteous.  --  Hi. 


pi. 


to  justify,  to  make 
righteous,  to  declare  in 
nocent,  to  absolve,  to  ap 
prove  of.  Hith.  fut. 

T-  to  Justify  oneself. 


m,  iv.s.  , 
straightuess,justuess,right, 
justice,  honesty. 


plV,  divine  and  human 
right,  claim,  justice, 
righteousness  ,  justness, 
faithfulness,  piety,  mercy, 
mildness. 


.     see  p;i$  Pi 


to  be  shining,  glittering. 
^^  (B$hp'b)  adj.  yellow 
like  gold. 


.  ?L!^\  to  cry,   rejoici1. 


exult;  to  neigh.  —  Pi. 
imp.  f  £qj&  [or  Q.]  to 
make  shrill.  -  -  Hi.  inf. 
/"'H^n  to  make  bright,  to 
cause  to  shine. 


HI  fut. 

to  press  out  oil. 

inS  (Bp'hSr)  f  opening  for 

light,  window. 


dw./  [of  in'S]  two  lights. 
double  light  [between  fore 
noon  and  afternoon,  or 
intensively  full  light], 
midday,  clear  day;  D?TJ$3 
suddenly,  unexpectedly. 
IS  (B&v),  i'4  (B?v)  w?  statute, 
law,  precept;  1*2?  IS  pre 
cept  to  precept  [prob. 
imitation  of  childish 
babble]. 
m  (B&vvs'r)  wi,  c. 


"HX^,  the  neck,  the  nape. 
*!X^  (Bftvv$'rgfl-)   /,    only 

pi.  iv.s.  q^nixi^  =  ix^. 


pr.n. 
of   an  Aramaean   kingdom 


(Bqd)  pf.  and  pt.  *T^, 
inf.  TiS,  TiS,  i»»p.  rniS, 
fut.  TO;,  to  hunt,  to 
catch,  to  seize,  to  fish,  to 


waylay.    —   Pi.    Ills    to 
catch,  to  waylay.  —  MM. 

see  1^. 


Pi. 

,  imp.  rm;, 


*°  constitute,  to 
make  firm,  to  establish, 
appoint,  arrange;  to  com 
mand,  charge,  ordain.  - 
Pu.  nttf,  fut.  !-!$;,  to  be 
commanded. 


cry  out,  to  shout  with  joy. 


shout  of  joy  or  sorrow. 

^a    (Buir)    /   depth    of 
water,  abyss. 

^  (Bum)  pf.  and  pt.  DS, 
inf.  D1S,    M  D^J, 
(v8,yy$'Bom)  to  fast. 

(Bom)    m, 

,  a  fasting. 
see 


u5r    pr.n.m. 

1  (Buf)  p/.  ^]S,  to  flow, 
to  flow  over.  —  Hi.  *}*$?), 
fut.  ?]^T1,  to  cause  to  flow, 
to  cause  to  float. 
]t£a  (Buf)  wi,  pi.  D\S^, 
honey-comb. 


284 


*  (Buf)  pr.n.m.\  pr.n.  of 
a  district  in  Benjamin. 


(Bofi'm)  see  D?n!pfl. 


pr.w.m. 

(BuB)  p/.  1>2,  to  shine, 
to  bloom.  —  Hi.  fut.  f  TB;, 
pt.  f^D,  to  shine,  to 
glitter;  to  bloom. 

^1  (Buk)  m.  p^n,  fut. 

p'ft,  pt.  p'JKJ,  to  straiten, 
to  confine,  to  press  hard. 
to  urge,  to  oppress,  to 
besiege.  —  Ho-  pt.  see 


r$  =  ipjf,  /««.  p'lr,  to 

pour  out;  to  place,  to  set. 

pl^    (Bok)    m    narrowness, 
oppression. 

iukr)  /  =  pis. 

ur)  pf.  and  pt.  *!^} 
inf.  and  i«ij?.  "1^,  fut. 
"NSJ,  "1^T1,  to  bind 
together,  to  straiten,  to 
invest,  besiege,  assail, 
attack;  to  press,  to  in 
stigate  ;  to  cut,  form,  shape. 


*  (Bar)  m,  w.s.  ^IB,  ^. 
D^IS,  D^S,  stone,  rock, 
refuge,  protection;  sharp 
ness,  edge;  form,  shape. 


*  (Bur)  pr.n.m. 

,  ^  (Bor)  pr.n.  of  a 
city  in  Phenicia,  Tyrus; 
gent.  ^. 


(Burr)  /7/>z. 

form,  shape;  stone,  rook. 


!      (B^vvjrp'n)    m,    only 


_pZ.  M/.S.  >)?JL)X|  neck-chain, 
neck-lace. 


pr. 


fut.  w.s.  njIVS^,  to  kindle, 
to  set  on  fire. 

^  (8*$)  adj.,  fipi.  nin^, 

dazzling  white,  sunlit, 
bright,  clear,  hot. 

iTO  (B^$')  ad;.,  o.  nn^, 
dry. 

p^  (85^1^4)  to  shine,  to 
be  dazzling  white. 


dryness,  nakedness. 


/  sun 
burnt,  parched  or  waste 
land. 

r)  m,  only  ^Z. 
DTITJ^,  sunburnt  [parched 
places]. 


bad  smell. 


f  stench, 


/,  only 


(Bf^^'k)  M  ppp,  to 
laugh.    -  -    Pi.    m/-    pHS, 

M  pps;,  Pt.  pps?,  to 

laugh  repeatedly,  to  jest, 

to  caress. 

h^  (B<$?'k)   TO   laughter, 

mockery. 

inS    (B&'^^r)   w»    dazzling 

whiteness. 


(B^o'r)  adj.,  flpl 
ni"]hy,  white,  spotted  with 
white. 

pr.n.m. 


_ 

ni^Vj  dryness,  dry  desert; 
ship.  boat. 


pr.n.m. 
(Bid)     M^. 
[denom.  of  1?S"|  to  provide 
oneself  with  food. 


m,  ».P.        ,  c. 
T'S,  w.8.  i^,  chase,  hunt 
ing;  game,  venison;  food, 
nourishment,  provision. 
TO  (B»yy?'4)  w»  hunter. 

HT^,  rm  (B?dr)  /•  food, 

nourishment,  provision  [for 
travelling]. 


pr.n.  of  a  city  in  Phenicia, 
Sidon. 


pr.7i.7n. 
[gent,  of  flTS],  pZ. 

f 

Sidonian. 


(Blyyr)  /,  pi.  n1 

dryuess,  desert,  steppe. 


desert. 


dry  ness, 


(BIyyo'n)  pr.n.  of  the 
south-western  hill  of  Jeru 
salem,  Sion,  with  the 
temple-building,  the  holy 
mountain  of  God;  poet 
ically  -=  Jerusalem;  n3* 
•jlj?  the  inhabitants  of 
Jerusalem  ,  the  Jewish 
people;  "£  nlJ5  the  women 
of  Jerusalem. 


(BIyyu'n)  m  erected 
stone,  pillar,  monument 
[on  sepulchres],  waymark. 

^  (BW)  adj.,  only  pi. 
D^?,  dwelling  in  the 
desert,  nomad,  wild  beast 
or  bird  of  the  steppe;  see 
also  •>¥. 

V?  see  IV- 

p^  (Blno'k)w  confinement, 
prison  [others:  pillory]. 


28C 


(Bi'o'r)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  Judah. 
see  F]^8. 

1    (BIB)    m,   pi   D^^, 
I'tt?,  gold  plate,  diadem; 
blossom,    flower;    festoon, 
ornament  [in  architecture] ; 
wing. 

BIB)  pr.n.  of  a  place. 

;BiB5')  /,  c.  nrs,  a 

flower. 

")JT¥    (BIBI'ft)    f  forelock; 

tassel,  fringe. 

6^?  see  ^j?S. 

"P^1  (BIr)  Hith.  "\?.£3fn,  to 
go  as  a  messenger,  to  set  off. 
TO*  (BIr)  m,  pi  D>T2,  c. 
\T?j  hinge  of  a  door; 
pain,  labour  in  childbirth ; 
messenger;  form,  shape, 
idol. 

^  (B?l)  m,  w.s.  ^S,  I^S, 
pZ.  D^^A,  c.  y.1?"^,  shadow; 
protection,  shelter;  transi- 
toriness. 

\m')  inf.  ni^s,  fut. 

!t^,  to  roast, 
!?¥  (Bill?')  pr.n/. 
^^   (B»ia'l)  [also  ^?]  »n 
round  cake. 

"c?  (Bal^L'^)  /M«.  HJ?^,  to 
pass  through,  to  get  on, 


to  thrive,   to  succeed,  to 
fall  upon,  to  come  over.  — 

Hi.  rpn     imp.  rvn 


pt-  DvV£,  to  bring  to  an 
end,  to  cause  to  thrive, 
to  lead  to  success;  to  be 
successful  or  blessed. 
nrfe*  (B?'W)  /,  only 
pi.  nin^pJ,  a  dish,  bowl. 

P'^  (B8lo$r&)  /and  nn^i 


(B5U')  HZ,  c.     S,  some 
thing  roasted,  roasted  meat, 

^f1  (B$iri)  /««.  s.  pi.  f 
nj^n,  nj^j^  [or  m.], 

to    sound,     to    tinkle,     to 
tingle,  to  clatter,  to  quiver. 


to    sink ,    to 
plunge. 
'^8      ( Bsl&'l )      to      give 

|—  T  V 

shadow,  to  become  over 
shadowed.  —  Hi.  pt.  ?*D 
to  shade,  to  give  shadow. 

see  ?;£. 


(Bfi'lgm)  m.  w.s.  llpi, 
pVo^D^,  tf.plg,  image, 
likeness ,  idol ;  shade, 
phantom,  nothingness. 
toip^1  (Bftlm$'n)  adj.  shady, 
dark;  darkness. 

(B^lmp'n)  pr.n.m. 


287 


for    n.)g 


rvg&)  /  [either 
shadow    of 


death,  or  =  rnft?2]   deep 
darkness,  terror. 

j'D7^   (Bunion?')    pr.n.    of 
a  station  in  the  desert. 


pr.n.m. 


to  be  sprained  in  the  hip, 
to  halt,  to  be  lame. 


?^,  rib;  side,  wing  of 
a  building,  side-chamber, 
leaf  of  a  folding  door. 
slope  of  a  mountain;  board, 
beam. 

(Bela")     pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Benjamin. 

'iiT)  /,    w.s. 
a  falling,  fall. 

'i§«)  /  side,   slope, 
flank. 


^^   (BglB^)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Benjamin. 


y.^?^,  a  whirring;  whir- 
riug  insect,  cricket,  grass 


hopper;     cymbal,     fishing 
spear,  harpoon. 

?£  (Bg'lgk)  pr.w.m. 


D^,  to  gape, 


to  thirst. 

(Bfmf) 


dry. 
£^ 
thirst. 


f.,     pi. 
?.   thirsty, 


desire. 


(BIm'5')     /    thirst, 


(Blmra^'o'n)  m  thirsty, 
parched,  arid  land. 


d)  Ni.  fut.  ip^, 
to  be  attached,  to  be  de 
voted,  to  serve.  —  Pu.  pt. 
f  i.p.  rn^Jp  to  be  bound, 
to  be  fastened.  —  Hi.  fut. 
Tp^l  to  knot,  to  contrive, 
to  devise. 


w,  w.«. 

.  Ht?^,  a  pair, 
a  yoke;  a  measure  for 
laud. 


a  veil  [others:  net-cap]. 

^  (Bimmu'k)  m   cake  of 
dried      grapes  ,       pressed 


rasns. 


288 


/pj.  nine's,  to 

sprout  forth,  to  spring  up, 
to  grow,  to  turn  out.  — 
Pi  np?,  inf.  DPS,  M 


pS?,  to  sprout,  to  grow. 


psfl,  fut.  o>p?l, 

p?!l,  to  cause  to  sprout. 


to  let  grow,    to  give  off 
spring. 

TOE  (BS'm*$)  m,  w.«.  flfft?, 
a  sprout,  fruit,  descendant; 
the  Messiah. 


bracelet;  cover,  lid. 
Dlft^    (B&mmi'm)    »n    noose, 
snare;  perdition. 

niTD?   (B5mifru&)    /•    de 
struction,  extinction. 

pp^fc  (B^m&'k)  to  be  dried  up. 

ID?   (Bg'mgr)  m,   ip.  10,?, 
,  wool. 

r)  pr.n.m.  of  a 
Canaanitish  people. 

?T.5?  (B5m?rrylm)  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Benjamin. 

mg'r^O-)   /,    w.s. 
,  foliage,  branch  of 
a  tree. 

lp^  (Bfm^a-)  to  extii-pate. 

-  Ni.   np?J    to    be    de 

stroyed,  to  become  extinct. 


to    vanish.    —    Pi. 


pi  w.8.  S^nn?f^  pifi9?, 

to  destroy,  to  extirpate.  — 
Hi. 


p^D,  to  destroy,  to  an 
nihilate. 

,  1^  (Bin)  pr.n.  of  a 
district  in  southern  Canaan, 


(Bfn)  m,   only  pi  DJ3S, 
thorn,  thorn-hedge. 
(Bpnf),    n: 


,  cold;  thorn,  fishing 
hook;  shield. 

]^  see  t\W. 

(Binnp'r)  m,  pi.  D^foS, 
conduit,  canal,  waterfall. 
^  (B5n&'4)  M  qi»?,  !to 
descend,      to      sink,      to 
penetrate. 

P?     (BsnJ'n)     m,     only    ^. 
^^S,  thorn,  prick. 

B^i'f)  w,  c.  ^?. 
pi.  nlS^?,  headdress,  tur 
ban,  tiara,  diadem. 
3?  (B«Ln&'m)  only  p«.  p. 
flpl  niD^  dry,  hard, 
barren. 


?,  to 

be  humble,  modest.  —  Hi. 


in/.     5>;ifrt      to      behave 
humbly  or  modestly. 

(B*n*'f)   in/.    PjiJ?,  M 

Pj^;,    to    wrap,     to    roll 

around  or  together. 

iaWt  (B«nffT)  /  ball. 
ji^  (BJnBg'ng-8-)  /  basket, 
WX    (B»nt6'r6a-)    /,    pZ. 

nl^Ijl^S,    tube   or  pipe  of 

an  oil-vessel. 


rd  m.  w.«.       , 

/w«.  ^?,  to  step,  to 
stride,  to  pace,  to  march, 
to  mount.  —  Hi.  fut.  T#?2 
to  cause  to  step,  to  drive. 


.  DHV?»  steP)  Pace- 

y^  (8^545-)  /,  pi 

step,  pace,  march;  step- 
chain  [a  foot-ornament  of 
women]. 

jpf  (B5'r)  p«.  n,v's,  pi 

D7'S,  /  n^S,  to  bend 
downward,  to  incline;  to 
be  bent  [by  fetters];  to  lie 
down;  to  walk  proudly 
[for  IJBf].  —  Pi.  r$X  to 
bend  down,  to  incline. 


a  veil. 

T1)^1 
Hebrew-English. 


small,  mean,  little;  weak, 
humble;  young,  younger. 

PJ^a   (Bs'jT)    pr.n.    of    a 
place  on  the  way  to  Edom  ; 

w.  loc.  n  rq^'f 

TJftS  (IMW)  /  youngness, 
age  of  youth. 

JN     (B*Vn)     M    ]JtfV   to 

migrate,  to  wander. 
J&  (B$re$n)  pr.w.  of  a  city 
in  Egypt,  Tunis. 
^^    (Bran$nnJ'm)  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Naphtali. 

J|¥  (BiTaBu'*')  ™,  only 
j>j.  D7SVX,  sculptor's 
work,  carving. 


,    pt.  p.yis,  jrf. 

D>p.V#,  /  ng$J,  to  cry 
out,  to  call  out,  to  com 
plaint,  to  cry  for  help.  — 
Ni.  p^,  fut.  p,V^,  to  be 
called  together.  —  Pi.  pt. 
P.^P  to  cry  aloud.  —  Hi. 
fut.  pyPRl  to  call  together. 

(B«-5hr)  /,  c.  np.sk 

rij^V^,  a  crying,  cry. 


ft   to 

be  or  become  small,  mean, 
despised. 

r..«.  of 

19 


290 


a  town  south  east  of  the 

Dead  Sea. 
"I9¥  (Bsf&'4)  to  be  attached. 

to  cling  to. 
HS^1  (Hurts')  in/-  HSJf,  M 


,  /  P$DX,  p/. 

S,  to  look,  to  view,  to 
regard,  to  watch,  to  look 
out  sharply;  to  expect,  to 
select;  pt.  a  seer,  prophet, 
watchman.  —  Pi.  fiBB,  fut. 

JIBS;,  pt.  nss?,  to  look 

out  sharply,  to  watch,   to 
observe. 

s^a  (Bsrr)  tV-  nb*  to 

spread.  --  Pi.  HBS,  /u«. 
riBS%  ^1,  to  cover,  to 
overlay.  -  -  Pu.  pt.  pi. 
,  to  be  overlaid. 

inundation. 


2^  (BJppu'y)  m  an  over 
laying,  coating. 

iS^1  (B^fo'n)  /  and  m,  w. 

/JJ  n   nr.D^,    «,.   flipfc 

hidden  region,  the  north, 
the  northern  side,  northern 
land  or  people,  north  wind, 
northern  heaven. 


pr 


.n.    of    a 


town  in  Gad. 


(B?fonl')  adj.  coming 
from  the  north;    see  also 


see 


/  and 

m    pi.   Dn|^,    a    [small] 
bird,  birds. 

¥a    (Blppp'r) 


jug,  flask. 


^S^    (BJppJyy?')    /    watch- 

tower. 

^S^  (Blfyo'n)  pr.n.m.  ;  ya«r. 


ra-)  /  cake, 
flat  bread. 

D2  =  ^D'4  [hidden,  i.  e. 
treasure],  see  1B^. 

$¥  (B?fi'at)  wi,  only  pi. 
D^D^,  excrements  of 
beasts,  dung. 

^  (B5fiY)  /,   only  pi. 

yD^f,  shoot,  sprout. 

»  (Bffl'r)  m,  c.  TJP?f 
he-goat. 

n^  (B^fu-r)  /,  c.  r\yw, 

circlet,  diadem  ,  crown  ; 
cycle  of  time,  turn  of  fate. 
PS)j;  (Bv4'»)  /•  watch, 
guard  [others:  carpet,  mat, 
or  horoscope]. 


291 


n)    fut.   ft^,    p«. 

p-  W?  [VI??].  to  cover> 

conceal,  hide;  to  lay  in, 
to  treasure  up,  to  hoard. 
to  preserve;  pt.  p.  hidden 
treasure;  to  lie  in  wait. 
—  Ni.  IB?}  to  be  hidden, 
to  be  unknown;  to  be 
preserved  or  destined  for. 
-  Hi.  inf.  w.t.  i^B^n,  fut. 
V.BSl,  to  hide,  conceal  ;  to 
lie  in  wait. 


pr.n.m. 

n:y§    ross 

p&*ne'a$)  pr.n.w.,  Egyptian 
surname  of  Joseph. 

)    and    tfy$? 
nJ')    m     a    poisonous 
serpent,  basilisk,  viper. 


,     to    chirp,     to 
twitter,  to  whisper. 

ns^s^   (B^B5fr)   f  a 

willow. 

"1S^  (Bjfft'r)  fut.  IB??  to 
turn  oneself,  to  turn  away. 

^H."1§^  (B5f&rdr»c)  f  and 
[in'  ^.]  m,  pi  D'VnS?, 
a  frog. 


(Bippo'rgn)  rn,  pi.  w.s. 
P^B.?,   nail  of  a  finger; 
diamond-pointed  style. 
SJi  (BgW)  m  capital  of 
a  column. 

g^    (B5f&'-9-)    pr.n.    of    a 
Cauaanitish      town;      the 
same  as  n$"]n. 
riS^   (B5f?'0-5)    pr.n.   of   a 
valle     in  Judah. 

see  f^- 
see         . 


pr.n.  of  a  town  in  Simeon. 
Jl^f^    (Blkkalp'n)   w,   w.5. 
lJ?pS,  a  sack,  bag,  knap 
sack. 


see  pS;. 

^1  (B$r),  "1^  (B?r)  m.  w.«. 

^,pZ.  Dn^,  c.  ^  op. 

pressor,     persecutor,     ad 

versary,  enemy;  straitness. 

distress,       embarrassment. 

danger,  trouble. 

^2    (Bdr)     od;.,     /  H^, 

narrow,  straitened. 

l^8  (Bar)  m  =  1^  stone. 

1^  (B?r)  pr.n.  of  a  town  in 

Naphtali. 

^1    (B?r)    [-   IIS]    ffil    ^. 

DSJ]^,    stone,    rock,   sharp 

flint  [knife]. 

19* 


292 


*  (Bor)  -  TO. 


to 
be  burnt. 

rK  (BWb)  adj.,  /  nni^, 
burning,  scorching. 

nrntt  (B?r5W)  /  a  burn, 
mark  caused  by  fire. 

PlTltt  (B«r?d5')  pr.w.  of  a 
town  in  Ephraim,  w.  loo. 

n  HOT?. 
rra  (B*rr)  /, 
ZoC.  n  nrr$, 

pZ.  n1^,  c.  ni^,  a  female 
adversary  or  rival;  strait- 
ness,  distress;  anguish. 


(B«roT)  see  I]?. 
]^a  (B5r?T)  pr.w.m. 

Bm'^l)  to  cry,  to 
shriek.  —  M.  /M«.  D^?- 
to  shout,  to  raise  a  war- 
cry. 

(Boi-I')  pr.n.m.  Tyrian, 
gent,  of  IS  =  TO. 


i.p.  ^k»  balsam,  resin  of 
the  mastix-tree. 


hole,  vault,  cellar  [others: 
watch-tower]. 


'<$f)  need,  necessity. 

?«.  P.  «H?I  to 

plague,     to     strike    with 
leprosy;  pt.  p.  a  leper.  - 

PU.  Pt.  y.-jip,  /  ns,iap, 

to  be  struck  with  leprosy, 
to  be  leprous. 

?"1?  (BJrV)  /"  coZZ.  wasps, 
hornets. 

^    (BfirV)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Judah  ; 
and 


Inyi^,    leprosy    [of   men, 
garments  and  houses]. 


,     mp. 


to    smelt,    to    refine,    to 

test,  to  prove;  pt.  smelter, 

goldsmith. 

E>"ltt  (B$'r5ff)  pr.n.m. 

SH^  (B5Pr*f&'9-)  pr.n.  of  a 
Phenician  town  near  Sidon, 
Sarepta. 

^  (B*r*'r)  pf.  also  IS, 
in/.  "11^,  ")*!?,  imp.  US, 

Ik,   A*,  ik;',   1^1,   p«. 

ink 


jpZ.  rn"pj5,  to  bind  in,  to 
press  in  or  together,  to 
compress,  to  wrap  up;  to 
enclose,  to  straiten,  to 
persecute,  to  treat  with 
enmity;  inir.  to  be  strait 
ened,  pressed,  narrow,  dis 
tressed,  to  be  in  anguish 
or  sorrow.  —  Pu.  pt.  pi. 
D^n??  to  be  bound 
together.  —  Hi.  ISH,  inf. 

,  A*.  -»;,  •$;,  P«.  / 


,  to  straiten,  to  press 
upon,  to  distress,  to  besiege. 
ltt,      nVTO      (B«i?'r)     m 
bundle,  bag;  pebble,  flint. 


pr.n.m. 

rnj*  (BgTga- 

^|Lr)  pr.n.   of    a    town    in 

Keuben. 

rnjJ   (B?'r»*f'n)  pr.n.  of  a 

town  near  the  Jordan,  w. 

loc.  n 


p  the  nineteenth  letter  of 
the  alphabet,  called  *]ip 
[back  of  the  head];  as  a 
numeral  —  100. 

Kj?  (k?)  m,  w.*.  iNj?,  vomit. 


«j?,  pelican  [heron]. 

»n  a  measure  for 
dry  goods,  */6  °^ 


in/, 


to  blaspheme. 


,  to  curse, 


(k?b?')    /  the    ante- 
stomach  of  ruminants. 

nip  (k?^')  /,  w.s. 

female  pudenda. 


H!|p     (kybb^')    f    vaulted 
tent  [sleeping  apartment]. 


,   heap,   gathering, 


crowd. 


w.s.     iri"].2p,     interment, 
sepulture;  grave,  sepulchre. 


t«p. 

f,  to  take, 
receive,  accept;  to  admit, 
adopt.  --  Hi.  pt.  k\5g$, 

to    stand 


over  against. 


or       p  (k«b?'i) 
,    c.  "7,5E»    (kobo'l),    w.s. 
1),  front; 


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in  front,    in  the  presence 
of;  battering-ram. 


,  pi.  D'vap,  to  with 
hold,  to  defraud,  to  rob. 


cup. 
chalice,  bell  of  a  flower. 


'f?P?,  to  grasp, 
to  gather,  to  assemble.  — 
M.  *f,3j?3,  inf.  and  imp. 


to  be  gathered,  collected, 
assembled,  to  gather  one 
self.—  Pi.  ft3p,  in/,  and  imp. 
PJ2,  M  pp],  pt.  r,3pt?, 
to  seize,  to  take,  to  take 
up,  to  gather  in.  to  collect. 
—  Pu.  y,3jp  to  be  gathered. 
-  ffiih.  V,3prin  to  gather 
oneself,  to  assemble. 

see 


Tipp  (k*v*Bf  ')  /  collection, 
heap. 

^Sj?   (kftB*'yIm)  pr.n.   of 
a  town  in  Ephraim. 


imp.  "Hp,     fut. 

1,3'P,  inip,  pt  P.  iup,  to 

bury,  to  inter.  —  Ni.  ""l,2j?J, 
fut.  ~l,3£?,  to  be  buried.— 


,  to  bury  [many].  - 
to  be  buried. 


m,    t.p.  T, 

...    ^?j?,    pi. 


grave,  sepulchre. 


')  pr.n.  of  a  place 
in  the  desert  [graves  of 
lust]. 

Tip  (k?d&'d)  fut.  Tjft  pZ. 
Hi?o  *'n^r-  to  incline,  to 
bend,  to  bow  down. 

!"Hp  (klddtf)  /  cassia,  cin 

namon. 
QHp  (kfdu'ra)   m,   only  p^. 

D^pnp,      time     of     old, 

ancient  days. 

'fi)    adj., 


pi.  D^np,  selected,  pure, 
holy,  sacred,  consecrated, 
pious;  m  sanctuary,  the 
holy  one,  i.  e.  God,  angel. 

rnp  (k?drcD)  inf.  nip,  pt. 

pi-  c.  "pTpj  intr.  to  burn, 
to  glow;  tr.  to  kindle,  to 
burn. 


/  hot 

fever. 

^p    (kjdl'rn)    m,    «/.    /oc. 
H  HDHp,  what  is  in  front, 


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the  east,  east  side,  eastern 
wind. 

Pi.  D^p,  tin/). 


before,  to  anticipate,  to  be 
beforehand,  to  be  or  do 
early,  to  advance,  to  meet, 
to  encounter.  —  Hi.  fut. 
D^pl  to  be  beforehand, 
to  encounter. 


35>  (k?'dgm) 
»»,  w.  foe.  n  !"!ft*Jp.,  what 
is  in  front,  adv.  before; 
the  east,  eastern  lands. 
primitive  or  ancient  state, 
things  of  old. 


w.s.  ^£9*Jp,  origin,  prm 
itive  state;  adv.  before. 


pr.n.m. 

"tjnf?  (kldm$')  /",  c.  rU?1P, 
t>.  before,  on  the  east  of. 

"Tj?     (k&dmp'n)     adj.,     / 
*Jp,  eastern. 


pip    (k8d?mp'^)   pr.n.   of 
a  town  in  Reuben. 


pr. 


,  eastern; 
former,  primitive,  primeval, 
ancient,  past. 


]£8    (k&dmpnr)   pr.n.    of 
a  Canaanitish  people. 

(kQdko'd)     m,     w.». 
,  i^jplp,    crown    of 
the  head,  vertex. 


to  be  turbid,  soiled,  dark, 
gloomy;  to  wear  mourning- 
dress,  to  mourn.  --  Hi. 

T^pn,    M    "Hpi,*  to 

darken,     to     obscure;     to 
cause   to   mourn.  —  Hith. 
"l.Tippn  to  grow  dark. 
T[j?   (k?d5'r)  pr.n.m. 
1"np    (kldro'n)    pr.n.   of    a 
brook   between   Jerusalem ' 
and  the  mount  of  Olives, 
vnp    (knwjru'3-)  /   dark 
ness,  obscurity. 

ftiJ  (k5d^'s)  M  tfi^ljj?,  to 
be  selected,  to  be  pure, 
holy,  sacred,  consecrated, 
devoted. —  M.  B^p},  inf. 

w.s.  yiiprn,  /M«.  ^i|?>,  to 

be  regarded  as  holy,  to 
show  oneself  holy,  to  be 
consecrated.  —  Pi.  t^,T!p, 
inf.  and  imp.  B^lp,  /M<- 
ttHp],  p«.  t^Mpp,  to  select, 
to  seclude;  to  consecrate, 
to  declare  holy.  —  Pu.  pt. 
consecrated- 

pn,  inf. 


fut.  BM3P1,  pt 
»  to  treat  as  holy, 
to  declare  holy,  to  con 
secrate,  to  hallow.  —  Hith 
^'3j2rin  to  purify  oneself, 
to  show  oneself  holy,  to 
be  consecrated  or  cele 
brated. 


(k5d?'s)  adj.,  pi 
...|T ,  /  nt£Hi?5  a  con 
secrated  or  devoted  one, 
a  prostitute,  priest  or 
priestess  of  Astarte. 
^£8  (k5d?'§)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  on  the  way  to  Egypt. 

^7P-      (kg'dgs)      pr.n.      of 
several     towns;     w.     loc. 

n 


m,  w.s. 


(k«),  pi. 


holiness,  sanctity;  a  holy 
or  consecrated  thing, 
sanctuary,  temple;  t&^R 
°^7if£!  a  most  holy 
thing,  the  holy  of  holies. 

ng  (km')  Arf.  n^,  to 

become  blunt.  —  Pi 
to  make  blunt. 


j?J,  tn/. 
to    be 

assembled  or  congregated. 
-  Bi.  ^nin,  inf. 


imp.    3]?0,   /u« 

^Hi?l)  to  convoke,  to  call 
together. 


»  convocation,  con 
gregation,  assembly,  crowd, 
multitude;  the  Hebrew 
communion. 

£nj?  (k*h?l?')  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  the  desert;  w. 
loc.  H  flpj}0jj. 

^lp  (kerns')  /,  c.  n^np, 

assembly. 

^DP  (kohS'igO-)  w  [and  /] 
the  preaching  Wisdom  [a 
surname  of  Solomon]. 


''I?  (kfv),  1^  (k^v)  ,»,  w.5. 
D}|2,  line,  measuring-line; 
chord,  string;  rule,  norm, 
order. 

^p  (ka)  p/.  Nj^  to  vomit, 
to  reject.  —  Hi.  iOjp.n,  /M«. 
^iJ?.sTl,  the  same  as  Q. 

")  m  helmet. 


$?,  to  hope,  to  be  con 
fident,  to  trust.  —  Ni. 
nij?J,  /M«.  njj5>,  to  be 
gathered  together,  to  be 
joined,  to  meet.  —  Pi.  Hip, 

inf.  nip,  rnp_,  imp.  nip 


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fut.  rnj^,  lj£l,  to  wait 
for,  to  hope,  to  expect,  to 
lie  in  wait  for. 


Hip 


see 


to  loathe,  to  have  a  dis 
gust.—  M.  tiipJ  and  Hith. 
fut.  IDtoiO'  the  same  as  Q. 


,     ..  >  pi. 

,  nipp,  npj?,  voice, 

cry,     call,     sound,  noise, 
rumour,  thunder. 


pr.n.m. 

ip  (kOm)  p/.  Dp,  inf.  Dip, 

mp,  mp.  nip,  Dp,  npip, 
<pij?,  M  Dip;,  DK,  op;, 

Di??A  (v&yyfkQm),  p*.  DpT, 
pi  D>ppT,  c.  \DpT,  to  rise 
up,  to  arise,  to  stand  up, 
to  appear,  to  rise  against; 
to  exist,  subsist,  endure, 
remain.  -  -  Pi.  D.^p  ,  inf. 
D.'.p,  fut.  D.i£]  and  Dttlp], 
to  establish,  to  confirm, 
to  preserve  in  life;  to 
fulfil;  to  rebuild;  to  rise 
up  against.  —  Hi.  D<lp.n> 

inf.  D'j?g,  Dpn,  D^pn,  imp. 


pi.  D'pj&,  pi  c.  'P'j?t?,  to 
cause  to  stand  up,  to  raise 
up,  to  establish,  to  stir 


up,  to  rouse;  to  appoint, 
to  confirm,  to  preserve,  to 
stop,  to  calm.  —  fib.  Dpn, 
Djp.ri  to  be  established, 
appointed.  —  Hith.  Dplplp 
to  stand  up  against,  to 
resist,  to  be  hostile. 


noip,  w.s.  "iriDip,  height, 

tallness,  stature. 

k^'mimlyyfli'a.)   /; 
.  upright. 
see  rp. 

(k?'»')    m    a    noble, 
prince. 

$f)    m,     pi    D>Dlp, 
pp,  ape,  monkey. 


V  i?,\l  (v&yy?'k$B),  to  loathe, 
to  have  a  disgust,  to  feel 
displeasure,  horror,  fear.  — 
Hith.  fV.n,  Arf-  fTi  to 
terrify,  to  alarm. 

1  (koB)  m,  pi  D^p,  c. 
p,  thorn,  thornbush. 
8  (k?B)  pr.n.m. 
^p  (k«v$BB5')  /,  only  pi. 
nl32)j?,  lock  of  hair,   curl, 
ringlet. 

pT"*lp  (k&v-k^'v)  m  order, 
might,  power. 

(kqr)   pf.  1J5   to  di&5 


298 


to  dig  up.  —  Pi.  [or  from 

-npTl  i?_1P,  ^  -IJP.IR,  P«. 

"li?.!"!RPj  to  evert>  under 
mine,  destroy.  —  Hi.  Tp.!"| 
to  cause  to  spring  [water], 
to  cause  to  gush. 

(kwr)    m,    only   j?Z.  c. 
,    web,    thread    of    a 
spider. 

rnlp  (keO  /;  MM.  'pTip, 

pi.  ni"]p,  a  beam;  shelter, 
house. 

t^lp    (k;s)    M   jrf.   }W'P] 
(ysk?§u'n),  to  lay  snares. 

^iiTtf^lp  (ku'g?y?'hu)  pr.n.m. 

np,  nnp  see  n$. 

tOp  (k?t)  adv.  only. 


and  3tpj?    (k?'t5b)    m,    w.s. 
T]5tppT  (kQ't$bc^5'),   destruc 
tion,  defeat,  plague. 
nltDp  (k8tpr?')  /  incense. 


't)  fut.  iDip;,  to 

cut  off;  to  be  cut  off. 

t:p  (kvU'i)  M-  VtpRl,  to 

kill,  to  slay. 

tdj£     (kfi'tfil)    »n     murder, 

slaughter. 

pf.     'I?#j?, 

!,     to    be     small. 


little,    indifferent    —   Hi. 
VEpn  to  make  small. 


a.,  c.  |, 
small,  little,  insignificant; 
young,  younger,  youngest. 


0.  ^p,  /  n;T:?p,  pi  n1:op 


(k$tnir)  smallness;  the  little 
finger. 


!>Z.  D^Pp,  to  pluck  off, 
to  pull  off.  -  -  Ni.  fut. 
f]pg*  to  be  plucked  off. 

P1  (kvU'r)   H.I^P,  inf. 


to  kindle,  to  burn  incense  ; 
to  sacrifice;  pt.  flpl. 
n1")t2j2tp  altars  for  incense. 

-  Pu.  pt.  f  n^|?9  to  be 
censed,   to  give  fragrance. 

-  Hi.   l^pn,   inf.   l^pu. 


pl,  "ippl,  to  kindle, 
to  burn  incense,  to  sacri 
fice.  —  Ho.  fut.  1J2J?;,  ^<. 
•UDpp,  to  be  offered,  to 
be  burnt  as  incense. 


Dl"]pp,  to  shut,  to  enclose. 

1"]Pp    (kltrp'n)    pr.n.   of    u 

place  in  Zebulon. 


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••rntpj?  (k'tortj'),  incense, 
offering  of  incense,  fat 
parts  of  a  sacrifice. 


.  fut.  K'jft,  Kj?£  see  Kip. 
K^p*    (ki)    in,    w.i.    lK>p, 
vomit. 

irp  «  «ip,  K^p1. 

"litp^p    (kJtpT)    n»    smoke. 
mist. 


(kim)  «i  uprising,  en 
mity;  adversaries. 


^p  (kirns')  /  the  rising  up. 

(kin)  nip]  Pi.  y.ip,  /««. 


yip;,  jrf.  ///>?.  ni^ip?,  to 

mourn,  to  wail. 


edge,  point,  lance,  spear. 


;   pr.n. 

of  a  tribe  in  southern 
Canaan;  gent,  ^j?,  ^p, 
^rp  Keuite;  pr.w.  of  a 
town  in  Judah. 

yij?1  («n»f)  /,  pi.  ni^p, 

D]rp,  complaint,  wailing, 
dirge,  elegy. 


(fclnr)    pr.n.     of     a 
town  in  Judah. 

p  see  i:p.2. 
5^]?  (k?n3'n)  pr.n.m. 


.  vi?  to 


the  summer  [y?p_]. 


mp. 


rise,  to  be  active. 


»-  VE3,    inf. 


,  to 


w.5.  TjJJ^,  summer,  warm 
season,  summer  fruit  [figs], 
fruit  harvest. 


the  last,  the  extreme. 
VirT  (W'k&y9'n)  m  ricinus- 
plant  [others:  gourd]. 

'n)  m  shame, 


gnomny. 


"Pp1  (kir)  m,  Pi.  niyp, 

wall  [of  a  house  or  town]  ; 
rampart,  fortress,  walled 
town  ;  in  pr.n.  2K1D  'p 


2  (kir)  j>r.n.  of  a  district 
in  Assyria. 
D'Tp  (k?r5'fi)  pr.n.m. 

(k|S)  pr.n.m. 
f"p    (kis9'n)    pr.n.    of    a 


brook    in    the    plain    of 
Jezreel. 


(k*i)   «d/-,  P*.  DP,  / 
p,    light,    swift,    fleet; 
runner,  swift  horse. 


300 


see 


M.  M  pz. 

[miswritten      for 
to    be    called    to 
gether. 

bj?1  (ma*)  p«.  p.  ^g,  to 

roast,    to  parch,   to  burn. 
-   Ni.   pt.    n^j?J     to     be 
burnt;     pt.    inflammation, 
fever. 


r|j?J,  to  be  despised,  re 
viled.  —  Hi.  pt.  r6j?D  to 
despise,  to  esteem  lightly. 

^j?  (kflo'n)  m,  c.  l^j?, 
shame,  disgrace,  ignominy  ; 
shameful  nakedness. 

n^g  (k&n&w)  /  pot, 

kettle. 


to    contract,     to    shorten; 
p«.  |>.  a  dwarf. 

J5  (kflf),  «^g  m  roasted 
grain. 


Wgl,  to  be  small,  light, 
swift,  to  be  lessened. 
despised.  —  Ni.  ^j,  ^M. 
M  pZ.  AjC,  to  be  small, 
little,  insignificant,  light, 


easy,  swift.  —  Pi.  ^p,  tn/. 

' 


to  esteem  lightly,  to  re 
vile,  to  curse.  —  Pu.  fut. 

%{;•    ^-    %RPi    to    be 

cursed.  —  #i.  ?j?n,t  w.s. 
^n'-?pri,  tn/1.  and  imp.  ^J?.q, 
/ul.  ^j?.^.,  to  make  light  or 
easy,  to  lessen;  to  esteem 
lightly,  to  despise,  to 
bring  into  contempt.  - 

*%•  ^Pi    Wl?    ^'  to 

shake  ;  to  sharpen.  —  //i/A- 

paZj).  7f?.7(2^n  to  be  moved 
or  shaken. 

<£  (k5l?'i)  adj.  smooth, 
polished,  shining. 

flbj?  (kw)  /,  c.  n^i?, 
w-«-  ip??pi  PZ-  nwi?.  re- 

viling  .  reproach  ,  curse, 
malediction. 


tw/.  Dj?j2,  to  mock,  to  scoff 
at.  -  -  .ffft/i.  D^i2I?n  the 
same  as  Pt. 

^pv  (kglgfl)  m  mockery, 
scorn,  derision. 


i*.  «!p,  to 

swing,  to  hurl  with  a 
sling;  to  expel.  —  Pt.  fut. 
y,fej2?,  to  swing,  to  sling. 


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Hffi 


")    to    engrave, 


to  carve. 


w.s.  ty?p,  a  sling. 
y^j?.a   (kg'l&*)    m,    only   pi 

D'V?j?,   *   y?R,    curtain, 

a  hanging,  covering. 
V?j5  (kW)  m  a  slinger. 
^jpyj?    (k5lpk?'l)    adj.   good- 

for-nothing,  vile,  mean. 
T^j?   (kflWn)    m    point; 

7>  Vftp'    trident,     three- 

pronged  fork. 

npj?  (ksmr)  /,  *.  nog,  pi. 

flittj?,  standing  corn,  grain 

in  the  stalk. 
b>TOp5  (k«m\T?fl)  pr.n.m. 
I^DjJ    (k^m^'n)    pr.n.    of    a 

town  in  Gilead. 
tfc^Dj?  (klmmy'S),  t^'iD^  »n 

thorn,  thistle,  nettle,  weed. 
^8]?    (k§'m&^)     m     meal, 

bruised  grain. 
Bpj?  (kfm*'t)  /u«.tDbj?^,  to 

make    wrinkled     [others: 

to  seize].  —  Pu.  tD£p  to 

be  snatched  away. 


Dj?,  to  wither,  to  pine 
away. 

O|?  (kvm('B)  to  press  to 
gether,  to  grasp. 


(kc'm^B)  m,  M/.«.  ISP]?, 
pi.  D^9|?,  a  handful,'  a 
grasp;  bundle  of  ears; 
D^f^p^  abundantly. 

^PJ?  (kjmm^'n)  m,  only 


JP  (ken)  m,  «,.,.  Ijlp,  pf. 
D^p,  a  nest,  young  birds; 
habitation,  chamber,  cell. 

?n?')    Pi.  N5p,    in/1 

«,.,.  i^p,  ipiNjg, 

M  ^K,  P*.  ^.pP,  to  be 
jealous  or  envious;  to  be 
zealous  for;  to  excite 
jealousy  or  envy.  —  Hi. 
fut.  ^V-i?-  to  make  jealous. 
Jp  (k§,nn$')  m  a  jealous 


v)  /•,  c.  nx;p, 


jealousy,  envy,  anger. 


njp,  nljp,  tmp.  mp,  M 
mp:,i^i,^.^P^-nJp, 

pZ.  D^'p,  to  procure,  to 
acquire,  to  purchase,  to 
gain,  to  create,  to  possess, 
to  redeem.  —  Ni.  fut. 
•"Bi^.  to  be  bought.  —  Hi. 
n^pn  to  buy  [as  a  slave]. 

•"1JJ?*     (k5n?r)    pr.n.    of    a 
brook    between    Ephraim 


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and   Mauasseh;   pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Aslier. 


m,   c.  ,  j>. 

°^R,  c-  V-i?>  reed>  cane' 

stalk;  sweet  cane  or  cala 
mus;  measuring  rod,  a 
measure  of  six  ells; 
balance  -  beam  ,  balance  ; 
bone  of  tbe  upper  arm; 
shaft  of  a  candelabrum. 

&nnp')  adj.  zealous. 
jealous. 
73]?    (k'n&'z)    pr.nm.;     pair. 


u>.*.  iJ^p,  purchase,  acqui 
sition;  possession,  wealth  ; 
what  is  acquired  or 
created. 

p?p3j?     (kfrmsmp'n)     m,     c. 
'n),  cinnamon. 

PI  •?,  AI/. 


yp^,   to  build  a  nest,  to 

nestle.  —  Pu.  \ty    to   be 

nestled. 
YJj?  (kg'ngB)  m,  only  j>Z.  c. 

'^p,  hunting-net 
rijp     (k«n$'&)     pr.n.    of     a 

town  in  the  Hauran. 
DDj?     (kffljl'm)    inf. 


ppf?,  to  cut,  to  divide; 


to  draw  lots;  to  divine. 
to  prophesy,  to  conjure  up. 

DfJ  (kfi'flfim)  tn,  pZ-  D^Dj?, 
decision,  divination,  oracle; 
reward  of  divination. 

Dj?  (kg'uga.)  f  vessel, 
bowl,  ink-stand. 


of  a  town  in  Judah. 
(P_?p_  (k»"»kft")  m   cut  or 
mark  on  the  skin,  tattoo. 

)  /,  c.  nivp., 
¥P,  c.  r,nvp.,  bowl, 

dish. 


,  to  be  contracted; 
to  coagulate,  to  congeal. 
-  Ni.  fut.  NSj??  to  be 
withdrawn.  —  Hi.  N\5|?fl, 
/w«.  N'Bp?!,  to  cause  to 
coagulate. 


(klppro'n)    m    con 
gelation,  frost. 

SjJ   (kW4)    Pi-  l,9i?    to 
roll  up. 

sp,  Tisp  (kipped)  t« 

hedgehog. 

rigp    (k5f5'd5)    /   horror. 

destruction. 

lBj?     (klppp'z)    m     arrow- 

snake. 

^,  to 


close,  to  shut  [the  mouth], 
to  shut  up  [compassion]. 
— Ni.  fut.  f$$]  to  he  drawn 
together,  to  die.  —  Pi.  pt. 
*f$j2P  to  spring,  to  leap. 

fj?  (k?B)  w»,  w.s.  ^p,  a 
cutting,  end,  limit,  ex 
tremity,  fulfilment,  death, 
destruction;  ^£.P  after. 

WjJ  (ksBa'b)  fut.  3?p:  to 
cut  off,  to  shear. 

l¥j?  (k$'B&b)  m,  pi  c.  \^p, 
a  cutting,  shape,  form; 
end,  extremity. 

rrsj?1  (k?B?o  inf.  rvtep,  to 

cut  off;  to  finish,  to  de 
cide.  -  Pi-  nsp,  i»/. 
nisj?,  p«.  ns]?p,  to  cut 

off,  to  take  away.  —  Hi. 

n^pn,    inf.   riispn,    to 

scrape  off. 

n^jP1  (kfB?r)  /,  pi  n-tep, 

c.  Hi^p,  extremity,  end, 
border,  compass,  the  whole. 

(k$B§')  m,  c.  n^p,  w.s. 

,  pi.  c.  ^p,  the  same 
as  n$£2;  H^jpli  at  the  end 
of,  after,  from  all  sides. 

(kf'BB)   m   end;    }^ 
H^p.  there  is  no  end  to 
Bs'v)  or  Wpr  (ksBo1 
m,  only  pi  c.  1!$p,  end. 


^f?.    (k8'B&$) 


olack 


cumn. 


m,    C. 

pZ.  c.  I^Sf?,  judge,  magi 
strate,  military  leader, 
general. 

^P1  (k^BIV)  /,  pi 
n^^i?,  cassia,  an  aromatic 
hark  like  cinnamon. 

(k*rr)  ^r.n./. 


a  cutting,  reaping,  harvest; 
harvest-time,  cut  grain; 
cut  off  hough,  branch; 
reaper. 

$>  (k^BSL")  Pu.  pt.  flpl 
c.  n'^?j?P,  to  be  made 
into  angles,  to  be  cornered. 
Hi.  fut.  Tppl  to  scrape 

off.—  Ho.pt.  hpi 

the  same  as  Pu. 


!,  to  he  angry,  to  fly 

into  a  passion.  —  Hi.  inf. 

P]^j?n,  fut.  TOl,  to  pro 

voke    to    anger.   -  -    Hith. 

^jppn  the  same  as  Q. 

.   (kg'Bgf)    m,   i.p.  P)*pT, 
anger,    wrath, 


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fury,       strife,       quarrel; 
fragment  of  wood,  chip. 

(k5B5fsr)   /  broken 


off  bough,  chip-wood. 


to  cut  off,  to  clip  off,  to 
trim.  -  -  Pi.  pp,  figj?, 
fut.  f,8j2?,  to  cut  or  hew 
off,  to  cut  through.  —  Pu. 
pt.  p$j?t?  to  be  cut  off. 

inf. 
tmp.  pZ. 


^j?,  to  cut,  to  mow,  to 
reap;  pi.  reaper.  —  intr. 
inf.  TJ5f  j?,  M  ISp?,  to  be 
cut,  shortened,  lessened; 
to  be  short,  impatient, 
unable.  Pi.  IJSj?  to 

shorten.  —  Hi.  TSpn  to 
reap;  to  shorten. 
^1?  (kfBrr)  adj.,  c.  IJfcjJ, 
pt.  c.  ^5ff?,  short;  1J  1,^^ 
short  in  the  hand,  power 
less. 

(k?'Bgr)  m   shortness; 
rp  impatience. 


vB'fr)   end,    extremity;  the 
whole. 

"lp     (k&r)    adj.,    pi 
cold,  cool,  quiet. 

"IP  (kjr)  -  Tp. 


"lp  (k?r)  m  coldness,  cold. 


imp.     "Jg, 

' 


in/1. 

pT  ( 

'  fut. 


to  cry,  to  call 
aloud,  to  roar;  to  proclaim, 
pronounce,  preach;  to  call, 
to  summon,  to  invite;  to 
implore;  to  call  together, 
to  appoint;  to  praise, 
celebrate;  to  call  by  name, 
to  name;  to  read  aloud, 
to  recite.  —  M.  N^pJ,  fat. 


to  be  called,  summoned, 
named;  to  be  read.  —  Pu. 
N.3P,  pt.  w.s.  V$5'j?P,  to  be 
called,  named. 

np9  (k^r)  fat.  Knjft  p«. 

//pZ.  n«"]j?,  to  meet,  to 
happen,  to  occur,  to  befall. 
-  Ni.  N^pJ,  inf.  «1pJ, 
fut.  ^,11^,  to  encounter, 
meet,  happen,  to  be  met 
with.  —  Hi.  fut.  Nlj?l  to 
cause  to  happen,  to  let 
befall. 
ip1  (k$r?f)  m  partridge. 


pr.n.m. 

(k«r$'«-)      [in/,     of 
only     in 


305 


adv.,  w.s.  ?P#5JJ7j  in  an 
encounter,  in  a  meeting. 
over  against,  opposite  to. 


nil!?,-  n;nj? 


to    ap 

proach,  to  draw  near,  to 
appear  [before  God],  to 
come  near,  to  advance.  — 
Ni.  3!pJ  to  come  near.  — 
Pi.  nip,  imp.  Sip.,  fut. 
31)??,  to  bring  near,  to 
admit;  intr.  to  be  very 
near.  --  Hi.  3np,"I,  inf. 

:npn,  /„«. 
p«.  nnps, 

to  cause  to  come  near,  to 
bring  near,    to  admit,    to 
give  access;    to    offer,    to 
present    a    gift;     intr.    to 
draw  near,  to  be  near. 
HJ2    (k$rt'b)  adj.  drawing- 
near,  approaching. 
HJ?    (k5r$'b)    m    collision, 
battle,  war. 


the  midst,  bowels,  in 
testines,  cavity  of  the 
belly,  the  heart,  the  mind, 
the  centre;  3^j?3  in  the 


midst,  among; 


from 


the  midst,  from  away. 

Hebrew-English. 


lllp,  the  approach 
ing,  nearness;  war. 
3"!  (kQrb5'n),  ]?T1p  (kyr- 
bf'n)  m,  c.  "J^lp.,  pZ.  w.5. 
Dn^^lp,  offering,  present. 
sacrificial  gift. 

w.s. 
and 


an  axe. 

(k?rr)  fut. 

"Ip,".!,  p«.  /7p«.  Hip,  to  en 
counter,  to  meet,  to  happen, 
to  befall,  to  occur.  —  Ni. 

•T)i?J,  M  rflg?,  ij?;.i,  to 

encounter,  to  meet  with, 
to  hit  upon;  to  be  at  a 
place  by  chance.  —  Pi.  inf. 

nn£,  Pt.  nipp,  to  join 

or  cross  beams,  to  build. 

-  Hi.  n-ppn,  imp.  nnpn, 

to  cause  to  meet,  to  let 
happen;  to  build  [others: 
to  choose  convenient  places 
for]. 


rn? 


com. 


accident,  occurrence. 


adj., 

w.s.  innp,   pz.  Q^nnp, 

D^ip,     f  n;11p,     near, 
nigh,     neighbouring,     im 
mediate,  at  hand,   lately; 
20 


306 


near    relation,     kinsman. 
neighbour. 


tmp. 
'),  /M«.  nip,  to  shear, 


to  make  bald.  —  Ni.  rH 
to  be    shorn   bald.  —  Hi. 
to  make  bald. 


pr.n.™. 
»n  a  bald-head. 


rnj?  (kBrr&ei)  »n,  W 

cold,  chilliness;  ice;  crystal. 


')>  nail?  ice- 
ip8  (ko'r&e^)  pr.w.m.;  pair. 
TT)pT  (k^D,  p 


plRj   baldness   [of  the 
back  head]. 


rTljP,  baldness. 


hostile  encounter. 

j?    (k5r!r)    ad;.,     pZ.    «. 
Hi?,  called,  selected. 
"IJP  (k«rlfr)  /  proclama 
tion. 

)  /,  c.  nrjj?, 


town,  city  [poetically  for 


TV];  H-1P  ^n  many  com' 

pounds    of   proper  names, 

e.  g.  y,3i8  '?,  o^v;  7, 

"!?P  'P- 


pr.w.  of 
towns  in  Judah  and  in 
Moab. 

L)  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Reuben. 


/We.  D(lp,  to 
overlay,  to  cover. 

to   beam,   to 


shine,  to  cast  forth  rays. 


-  Hi.  pt.   i; 


to    put 


forth  or  have  horns. 


(kg'rgn)  f,  i.p.  ^i?T,  „. 


a  horn,  horn-vessel,  oil- 
horn;  horn  for  blowing; 
point,  corner;  peak;  ray 
of  light;  might,  power, 
strength,  dignity. 


pr.n./.  [paint-horn]. 


to 

bend,    to  writhe,    to  sink 
down. 

(kS'rgB)    m,    only   pZ. 
c.  TO,  bend,  hook. 
j?  -  DTj?  pr.n.m. 


(k&rB9'l)  w,  only  dM. 
,  knuckle,  ankle. 

")  in/.  «*]£,  imp. 


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e.  ^Dj?,  to  tear  to  pieces, 
to  rend,  to  tear  away;  to 
tear  open,  to  open,  to 
widen;  to  slander.  —  M. 


fut.  jrig>,  yij^  pi.  y, 

to  be  torn  to  pieces,  to  be 
rent. 

m,    only   pi. 
piece>  rag>  tatter. 

(hfr»'B) 
^p,  to  press  together,  to 


bite  [the  lips],  to  wink.  — 
Pu.  ypj?  to  be  pinched  off, 


to  be  nipped  off. 

I?  (kg'rgB)  m  gadfly 
[others:  destruction], 

^ni?1  (k&rk$")  m  ground, 
soil,  floor,  pavement,  ceil 
ing;  bottom. 


(k&rkr)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Judah. 


(k&rk?V)   pr.n.    of    a 
town  beyond  the  Jordan. 


(kvrl'r)  Pi.  inf.   ip. 

>  to  pull  down, 


to  destroy  [or  from  "lip]. 


m, 

,  pi 

,  board,  plank;  row 
ing-bench  [others:  pannel- 
ling,  deck]. 


f  city,  town. 


(kjrt?1)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Zebulon. 


iPIld    (kjlrtVn)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Naphtali. 


?  (k*B?v9'«-)5  e. 

vessel,  can,  jug. 


(kilts')  /something 
weighed,  a  piece  of  money, 
coin  worth  4  shekels. 


/,  pi 

c. 

,  scale  [of  a  fish, 
of  a  harness]. 

*J2  (k«LS)  m  straw,  stubble, 
chaff. 


(klS5a')    m,    only 
,  cucumber. 


t?'p:,  to 


listen,  to  hearken.  — 


l,  to  attend, 
listen,  hearken;  to  make 
attentive. 


(kfi'sft)  m   attention, 
listening. 


attentive. 


20* 


P5     (k&SSu'b)    ad;., 
,  attentive. 


#K1,  to  be  hard,  heavy, 
harsh,  severe,  difficult.  — 
Ni.  pt.  n#pJ  to  be  op 
pressed,  depressed.  —  Pi. 
fat.  PIB^,  tfjp_I?l,  to  make 
hard,  to  labour.  —  Hi. 

pn,   inf.  nfcjpn,   M 


to  harden,  to  make  heavy 
or  difficult. 


,  hard,  difficult, 
severe,  unfeeling,  cruel  ; 
inflexible,  obstinate  ;  un 
fortunate  ,  melancholy; 
strong,  violent. 


fat.  0^1,  to  harden;  to 
treat  harshly. 


t?tp  (kjjst),  tD^'j?  (k?'5Bt) 
w  faithfulness  ;  justness, 
truth. 


j?    (k«sr)    m    hardness, 
obduration. 

^^j?    (kISy?'n)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Issachar. 


j?,  to  bind, 
to  tie;  to  join  in  con 
spiracy,  to  conspire;  pt. 
conspirator;  pt.  p.  bound, 
strong,  firm.  —  Ni.  "^j?-?, 
fat.  ")#[?:,  to  be  bound 
together,  to  be  attached; 
to  be  finished.  —  Pi.  "!,$£, 
fat.  2.  flag.  w.s.  D^'i^, 
to  bind,  to  unite;  to  bind 
about.-  Pu.pt.  flpl.  n1") 
to  be  strong.  -Hit 
to  conspire. 

'Sfir)    m,   t.p. 
j?,  conspirac3T,  re 
bellion. 


tS'?   (klSStj'r)  m,    only  pi. 
' 


imp.  pi.  lt£p> 
to  collect  oneself. 
—  Po.  in/.  EWp,  _p«.  ^pp, 
/n^'pp,  to  gather  straw 
or  wood.'—  Z^A.  ^'pOn 
to  collect  oneself,  to  make 
up  one's  mind. 

i^j?   (kfi'sea-)    /   [also  m], 


[for    shooting],     rainbow; 
power,  strength. 

^£  (k^s§5'S-)  m  bowman, 
archer. 


"I  the  twentieth  letter  of 
the  alphabet,  called  ^"] 
[head]  ;  as  a  numeral  =  200. 


w.s. 
,  imp.  run, 
NT, 
rm 


nxi, 


nlxi 


P. 


see,  to  look,  to  look  at, 
to  view,  to  inspect,  regard, 
perceive;  to  feel,  under 
stand,  learn;  to  live  to 
see,  to  enjoy.  —  Ni.  HX"!^ 

inf.  nNjn,  nlxin  [niii? 
for  rn?  tin 


be  seen;  to  show  oneself, 
to  appear,  to  reveal  one 
self;  to  be  shown.  —  Pu. 
to  be  seen.  —  Hi. 

,  n*on,  inf. 
in,    fut. 

.,  p«.  'nxlD,  to  make 
seeing,  to  cause  to  see,  to 
show;  to  make  one  feel 
or  know;  to  cause  to 
enjoy.  -  -  Ho.  nx"]n,  pt. 
nx"]£,  to  be  made  to  see, 
to  be  shown  anything.  - 


Hith.   n^OOri    to   look   at 
one  another. 

XT  (rsV)  f  a   bird   of 
prey  [for 


seeing. 
iv  (r?'§')     in     [pt.     of 

•"l^TL   pi-    BPfTii    seer, 

prophet;  vision,  oracle. 
pr.n.m. 


Reuben. 

r*"a^f)    /,     fn/-    Of 
1,  a  seeing,  spectacle. 
Dttq    (r«'um$')  pr.n/. 
iX")     (r«?a'fl.)     /     sight, 
seeing. 

'n  m  mirror. 
(roT)  m,  i.p.  >4i],  sight, 
vision,    appearance,    spec 
tacle,  warning  example. 


(r»'rm),     D1 

(rfm)  w,  pZ.  DVJX"),  Dsp"], 
a  wild  animal,  antelope, 
buffalo,  unicorn. 

n  (r5TO-)  -  niN-],  see 


,    nb";   (^m^) 

pr.n.  of  a  town  in  Gilead. 


BIO 


pZ.  rVi£>N"J,  height;  coral. 

tWl1  (r?§)  m,  U 
pi.    D^K-J    [for 
D^tf-l,  c.  \#K"J,  the  head, 
person  ;       chief  ,      leader  , 
prince;  chief  town;  point. 
top,  first  rank,  the  best; 
the  total  ;  multitude,  band, 
troop;    the    beginning;    a 
poisonous     plant,     poppy, 
poison. 

t£^1"  (r?S)  pr.n.  of  a 
Scythian  people,  Russians  ; 
pr-n.m. 

(rl§?')  /  top,  head; 
in  pN  !"i  corner-stone. 
key-stone. 


(rn)    ad;.,    pi.  D 


!,  the  first,  fore 
most,  chief,  former,  earlier, 
preceding,  ancient;  adv. 
first,  before,  sooner, 
formerly. 

!  (risen!')  adj.,  only  / 


beginning,  commencement, 
origin,    former   state,    the 
first,  the  best,  firstling. 
(rt'sfi«-)  /,    only 


.l,    the   place    of 
the  bead,  see  n^Xl». 
1   (r^)    ad;.,    t.p.  3^1,   pi. 


,  much ,  numerous, 
many,  abundant,  sufficient, 
great,  strong,  mighty; 
chief,  head,  leader,  master; 
adv.  much,  enough,  abun 
dantly. 

0,5371}  pi-  c.  "$71,  multitude, 
number,  largeness,  great 
ness,  fulness,  totality;  3*]^ 
in  multitude,  abundantly; 
3*| 9  for  multitude. 

i.p.  13"J,  inf.  3*1,  to  be  or 
become  many,  numerous, 
abundant.  --  Pu.  pt.  flpl. 
rYi"l")7)9  to  be  multiplied 
by  myriads  ["1^3")]. 

22*1 2  (r3ft>&'l?)  pf-  371,  pi- 
13*1,  to  throw,  to  shoot, 
to  sling. 

n22"l  (r5b$W)  /,  pi-  ^"133"], 
c.  "li33"l.  great  multitude, 
ten  thousand,  myriad. 

12*1  (rW4)  to  spread,  to 
prepare  a  bed, 

H2  I  (r§ty$')  inf.  m3"),  imp. 
t.  H3"J\  371^.,  3T., 
,  to  be  or  become 


811 


many,  to  increase,  to 
multiply  ;  to  be  or  become 
large,  great,  mighty.  — 

Pi.  r$i,  imp.  rni  [for 

H31],  to  make  many,  to 
get  much,  to  bring  up 
[children].  —  Hi. 

inf.  n^in,  n-nn, 
ni-nn,  imp.  n-nn,  fut. 
pt.  nniD,  pi. 

ft,  to  make  many  or 
great,  to  multiply,  to  in 
crease,  to  do  abundantly, 
to  have  or  give  much; 
inf.  '"1,3  ID  as  an  adv. 
much,  greatly,  abundantly. 

!"Qh  (rft»8r)  w»  shooter, 
archer  [or  becoming  great, 

Pt.  of  r$T\. 

PQT  (r$bb5f)  /  the  great, 
the  chief  one;  pr.n.  of  the 
chief  town  of  the  Ammon 
ites,  fitpE  y?  rD}. 

12H,  Kl:n    (ribbp')    /,    du. 


^l,  ten  thousand,  myriad 

-  -TH1- 

1P"J  (rsbl'b)  m,  only  pZ. 
D^>51,  D^l,  abundant 
rain,  shower. 

"p:n  (r$bid)  7n,  c. 

collar,  neck-chain. 


07^1,  07:11,  /  n^ni, 

fourth,  fourth  part,  fourth 
generation. 

?!  (r&bbl'O-)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Issachar. 


]i?,     to     be     mixed, 
mingled. 

ra"1  (rftur)  pr.n.  of  a  city 
in  Syria. 

nO'in  (r$b  fi^rl'fi)  pr.n.w. 
[see  D^D]. 


to  lie  down,  to  lie  with. 
-  Hi.  fut.  ST3in  to  cause 
to  gender. 


sides;  pt.  p.  square,  four- 

sided.  —  pu.  pt.  ynip  to 

be  made  four  -sided  or 
square. 

^.1  (*W)  m  the  fourth 
part,  fourth  side  [for  ^51 
see 


pr.n.m. 

'31  (rfbb?v)  m,  only  pi. 
D731,  descendent  of  the 
fourth  generation,  great 
grandchild. 

W)  m  =  vrg. 

,'•)  /irf. 


812 


\r\ 


to  lie  down,  to  couch,  to 
rest,  to  repose;   to  lie  in 


wait,  to  lurk.—  m 

fut.  r-ni,  pt. 

cause  to  lie  down,  to  lay. 


a  couching,  resting-place. 

pTl"l  (rftkr)  pr.n./., 
Rebekah. 

jptPin  (r*bs$k?')  m  title 
of  an  Assyrian  dignitary 
[cup-bearer  or  general]. 

£!  (rg'gSb)  or  n: 
m,'only  pZ-OWi, 
a  clod. 


Or 

imp.  nun,  iHi,  M  UT, 

to  be  in  a  trouble,  to  be 
stirred,  moved,  excited; 
to  tremble,  to  quake.  - 


1^"]D,   <r.  to    stir,    move, 
agitate,  to  cause  to  tremble. 


Hith. 


to    be 


agitated,  to  rage. 

'z)  «^7-  trembling. 


m, 


,  agitation,  excite 
ment,  rage,  tumult,  dis 
quiet. 

r)  /  a  trembling, 


quaking. 


pt.  7T1,  to  use 
one's  feet,  to  wander 
about;  to  slander;  to  full. 
—  Pi-  /*"],  inf.  ?;O,  w.s. 


,  to  wander  about 
as  a  slanderer,  as  a  spy; 
pt.  a  scout  or  spy.  —  Tiph. 
7"r]n  [=  Hi]  to  teach  to 
walk,  to  lead  [a  child]. 


pi.  DX^I,  foot,  leg,  step, 
tread;  rfw.  also  pudenda; 
pZ.  steps,  turns,  times, 
D^J*J  B?7^  three  times, 
thrice. 

^"l  (ro^e'i)  m  fuller;  in 
pr.n.  sf\  ]**V.  a  fountain 
near  Jerusalem. 


footman,  pedestrian,  foot- 
soldier. 

v^"!   (r^VU'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Gilead. 

(if^'m)      in/-     Dlfl, 
l,    /trf.   pZ.    IftW.,    to 


heap  stones  upon,  to  stone. 
DJH     (rg'^m); 


pr.n.m. 


heap,  crowd. 


313 


to   murmur,  to  revolt.  - 
M.  /M«.  y.T.    to    murmur, 
to  rebel. 

ri1  (r^'€)  p«.  «^,  to  set 
in  motion,  to  cause  to 
tremble,  to  terrify;  to  con 
tract  oneself.  —  mr/n.n, 
fut.  ^11,  to  cause  to 
move,  to  wink  with  the 
eye,  to  do  in  a  moment. 

ri*  (r^r)  A7*-  w»p.  / 

•'VJ^n,  to  rest.  -  /7i 
^^"IH,  fut.  ¥"$11,  to  cause 
to  rest,  to  settle,  to 
establish. 


quietly,  quiet. 


D^i"|,   a  winking,  wink. 

moment,  time,  turn;   adv. 

suddenly,   for   a   moment, 

quickly. 

^5T   (r$£&'§)  to   be  noisy, 

to  rage. 

m  noisy  crowd. 


TH   (r*4*'4)   inf.  '"PI,   ^ 
"O,    p'-    "0*1?     to     tread 
down,   to    subdue.  - 
fut.    73$-    to    extend,    to 
overlay  [with  metal]. 

HTV  (r?4*)  tn/.  HIV],  imp 


rrn,  pi.  vr], 


pi.  DHT,  to  tread  down, 
to  subdue,  to  oppress;  to 
rule,  to  sway.  --  Pi.  fut. 
"p?  [or  from  TV]  to  cause 
to  rule,  to  subdue.  —  Hi. 
fut.  "Ill  to  tread  down, 
to  subdue. 

"HI*  (iW)  fut.  H'n"]^,  to 
take,  to  seize. 
T  J.  (r^dd§,'y)  pr.n.m. 

I  (radi'd)  m,  tf.s.  ^Tl"], 
pi.  ^^Tll,  thin,  wide 
covering ,  veil ,  female 
garment. 

DTI  (iWm)  Ni.  fut.  D1T., 
p«.  D^,  to  lie  in  a  deep 
sleep,  to  be  stupified, 
stunned,  senseless,  motion 
less. 

^IIT}  (r?4ft'f)  in/ 

rQdfi'),  t 


to  run 

after,  to  pursue,  to  follow  ; 
to  strive  after;  to  chase, 
to  drive  away.  —  Ni.  ^JTIJ, 
pt.  *ff}},  to  be  pursued; 
pt.  what  is  driven  away, 
the  past.  —  Pi.  fut.  F)T]?, 
[or  =  Pj^T  Q.],  p«. 
P,  to  follow,  to  pursue, 


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to  strive  after.  —  Pu. 
to  be  chased.  —  Hi. 
to  pursue  eagerly.  —  ZTo. 
p<.  see  *]T]B. 

nn  (rsh&'v)  M  nnT,  to 

rage,  to  urge,  to  importune. 

-  m.  2Tnn,  /•««.  nTni, 

to      excite  ;       to      make 
courageous. 


proud,  defiant. 


m,  t 

rage,  violence,  noise,  de 
fiance;  a  sea  -monster 
[  crocodile  ,  symbolizing 
Egypt]- 

nn  (rm\>)  m,  w.s.  02,71 

(rghb^'m),  pride,  insolence. 
boasting. 


to 

tremble,  to  fear. 

L^    (r*'h»t)    m,    only  ^Z. 
Ds,pn"3  ,     watering-trough  ; 
lock  of  hair. 
see  3*1. 

see  rr-j. 


,  to  ramble, 
to  rove  about,  to  neglect 
[God].  —  Hi.  T|in,  fut. 
^^T?  to  ramble,  to  rove, 
to  be  restless. 


1-!T>  to  overflow,  to  drink 
copiously,  to  be  debauched, 
to  enjoy.  —  Pi.  m^  imp. 

nn,  M  nn;,  w.s.  ?i)n_^, 

to  be  soaked,  to  be  sated, 
to  be  drunk;  tr.  to  water, 
to  drench,  to  satiate,  to 
moisten.  —  Hi.  nj"]n,  pt. 
'in^>  *°  water,  refresh, 
satiate. 


(I*T«")  od;.,  /  nn. 

watered,      satiated     with 
drink. 


ut.  HIT,  to 

be  extended,  to  be  wide 
or  easy.  —  PM.  pt.  P1V}9  to 
be  spacious,  airy. 

QT!  (r^'v^^)  m  room,  space; 
relief. 


n,    to   smell    [fc-Jto 
scent,  to  enjoy  the  odour. 

/,    W.S.    Tin, 

nn,  breath,  wind, 
air,  breeze,  blowing;  animal 
life,  spirit,  ghost,  soul, 
mind,  intellect,  passion. 

n*n  (r5v545r)  /  relief,  ease, 
breathing. 

JT1  (Hvsytf)  /  an  over 
flowing,  abundance, 


on 


315 


pn 


p/.D},  in/- OH, 
On,  D^,   imp.  nDn,  fut. 

on;,  DT,  033.  (v*yy*'- 

rjfm),  pt.  03,  f  njft,  to  be 
or  become  high,  elevated, 
exalted,  lofty,  glorious, 
mighty,  proud.— Pt.  0,911, 

imp.  ippn,  M  opn;,  p*. 

DpilP,  to  make  high,  to 
raise,  to  bring  up,  to  make 
grow,  to  exalt,  to  celebrate. 
-  PU.    fut.   oplT,   pt. 
to  be  raised,  ex- 

.onn,tn/.  onri, 

imp.  Din,  Arf.D^,  DTI, 
p«.  D^D,  pi.  0.  nriP,  to 
make  high,  to  raise,  to 
lift  up,  to  exalt,  to  elevate; 
to  take  away,  to  receive; 
to  offer,  to  present  [a  sacri 
fice].-  HO.  Dijn,  fut.ny\\ 
to  be  offered;  to  be  taken 
away.  --  Sith.  Dplirin, 
fut.  l.sg.  D^nx,  to  raise 
or  exalt  oneself. 

DD",  D"1  (ram)  m  height; 
pride,  haughtiness. 
(r?m)  m  height. 

(r$m?')  /  haughtiness, 
pride;  adv.  proudly. 

(rum?')  pr.n.  of  a  place. 

(rpm^'m)  m.  pi.  nl^Ql"), 
exaltation,  praise;  hymn. 


rising  up;  majesty. 

*pi  (run)  mth.  p 

to  be  overpowerd,  intoxi 
cated  [but  see  p.^j. 

yr\  (ruv)  pu.  fut.  v^i;,  to 

be    shouted   with  joy.  — 

HI.  r>i,  2in>  W.  ^>i, 
imp.  pi.  wnn,  M  ^;§ 

VTT1,  p«.  pZ.  DT19.  to 
shout  with  joy,  to  cry,  to 
raise  a  cry,  to  be  noisy, 
to  lament.—  Hith.  S$Hlpn 
to  shout  with  joy. 

*\F\  (rof)  Pu.  fut.  PjSli;,  to 
be  shaken,  to  quake. 

fn  (ruB)  p/.  f g,  »„/.  pn, 
tmp.  pn,  pi,  M  pn;, 

PT,  pyTl  (viyy^'roB),  pf. 
PI  pi.  D^  0^3],  to  run, 
to  hasten,  to  rush;  pt. 
runner,  courier,  royal  mes 
senger,  body-guard.  —  Pi. 
fut.  pjfcli;  to  run  fast.  - 

Hi.  p^n,'  imp.  p.irj,  M 

P^;,  to  cause  to  run,  to 
bring  quickly,  to  chase 
away,  to  accelerate. 

(ruk)    Hi.    pnn,    inf. 

pt. 
to 

empty,  to  pour  out,  to 
draw  [a  sword],  to  lead 


316 


rvtorn 


to  battle.  —  Ho.  p(!1PI  to 

be  poured  out. 
"fi"1  (r&r)  pf.  I},  to  let  flow 

out  [spittle  &c.]. 
t£^n  (r?§)  m  poppy,  poison, 

see  tfril 

(rqs)    p/.  Bfy  y«.  tt>1 
],  to  be  poor,  needy; 

pt.  a  poor  one,  beggar.  — 

Hith.  ttWlTO,    to    feign 

oneself  poor. 


i"]Yl  (r$z5r)  to  make  thin  or 
lean.  —  Ni.  fut.  rn.T.  to 
become  lean. 

fin  (r*zg')a$.,  /Tin,  lean, 
meagre. 

T^TV  (iWn)  m  leanness, 
consumption 

(r^zp'n)  m  prince. 
(r?z$'n)  pr.n.m.  of  a  king 
of  Damascus. 

n  (r^zi')  »n  consumption, 
destruction;  <l^"<1]^  woe 
to  me! 

H    (r$z^'m)    /W«.   DJT,    to 
move  the  eyes,  to  wink. 
T\  (rjzf'n)  [p«.  of  1,15],  only 
pi  D;fl*l,    D^p-],    prince, 
ruler. 

^P"!  (r5^ji'\»)  to  be  wide, 
spacious,  to  be  wide 


opened.  —  A7!,  pt.  3n"]3  to 
be  wide,  spacious.  —  j^i. 
H,  inf.  3Tnn,  imp" 


to  make  wide,  broad, 
spacious,  to  open  wide;  to 
extend,  enlarge,  expand; 
to  relieve,  to  deliver. 


H^ni,  wide,  spacious, 
broad,  large;  puffed  up, 
haughty;  subst.  ambition, 
pride. 

n/.,  Rahab. 

pi  c.  ^ni, 

breadth,  width,  extension. 


,    breadth,     extent, 
comprehensi  veness. 

,  urn 


wide  space,  broad  way, 
street,  roomy  place,  court, 
forum. 

I    !    (r?3)?'b)  pv.n.m.  ;  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Asher. 

rarn  (r«^br)  [see  nnyj 

/  roominess,  freedom. 

n^Qh"]  (r^pbo'-8-)  pr.n.  of  a 
well;  'T  V  '"1  a  suburb  of 
Nineveh;  "IHSn  '"1  a  town 
near  the  Euphrates. 


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rrarn 


or 

pr.n.m. 


Rehoboam. 


pr.n.ro. 


.  grinding; 


w  millstone,  only  du.  0?n"l 
the  two  grind-stones,  hand- 
mill. 

m)  ad;,  merciful, 


pi. 


compassionate. 

pirn 


.,  far,  distant. 
remote  [of  place  and  time]  ; 
unattainable,  precious; 
subst.  distance  ,  future, 
past;  piH^E  from  afar. 


frame-work,  panelling. 
H"I  see  nrn. 

^n)  /-,  pi 

female  lamb,  sheep,  ewe. 


(r?^?'0  pr.n.f.,  Rachel. 


(rj^^'m)      /M«.     w.s. 
Qmc^$'),  to  love. 

,  in/,  qni,  /w<. 

D.D1],  pt-  RD1P,  to  have 
compassion,  pity,  tender 
ness,  love.  —  Pu. 


^),  to  meet  with  com 


passon  or  mercy. 


a  vulture. 


pi.  D'pni,  c.^HI,  a  womb, 
a  maiden;  pi.  the  bowels; 
compassion,  mercy,  sym 
pathy,  tenderness,  pity. 


pr.n.w. 
m)   m,    t>. 

«/.».  HjjrO,  the  womb,  the 
mother's  womb. 

')     /;     ^M. 
»  woman,  maiden. 
dj^    f 


merciful,  compassionate. 


(r^ft'f)  to  quake,  to 
tremble.  —  Pi.  fut.  Pj^T, 
p«.  /  riSpjj^j  to  brood,  to 
hover  over. 


(rfidB*'),   tmp.  fHI, 


,  pZ.  niSDi,,  to  wash, 
to  rinse;  to  wash  away; 
to  wash  oneself,  to  bathe. 

—  Pu.  ^n*l  to  be  washed. 

—  Hith.  VJTBJ9    to   wash 
oneself. 


m,  w.5. 


a  washing, 


D"]  (rj^^'k)  tw/.  phi,  imp. 


a  washing. 


watering-place. 


318 


OT,  fut.  ppi:,  to  be  far, 
distant,  remote;  to  remove 
oneself,  to  be  away.  —  Nl. 
fut,  pHT  to  be  removed. 

-  Pi.  ppi,  fut.  ppi;,  to 

remove   far   away.  —  Hi. 

P'P"P,  inf.  prnn,  pTnn, 

fut.  p^pll,  to  remove,  to 
put  far  away;  intr.  to  be 
far  off;  inf.  adv.  far,  away, 
distant. 

?'k)   adj.,  pi  w.s. 
departing     from. 
removing. 

Pl  (rW§)  to  boil  over, 
to  pour  forth. 

D.l  (rW$)  /  fan,  win- 
no  wing-shovel. 
ttl  (r5t*'b)  /irf.  3]^,  to 
be  moist  or  juicy. 
b"l    (rstp'b)     ad;,    juicy, 
succulent,  fresh. 


see 


(rg'tgt)  m  terror. 

^StJll  (ru'*af&'s)  a  Pu.,  to 
become  fresh  or  green 
again. 

(r$t^'s)  Pi.  tffn,  Art. 

,  to  dash  to  pieces, 
t6  prostrate.  —  Pu.  B>'t37l, 
/•M«.  ^T,  to  be  dashed 
in  pieces  [to  the  ground]. 


"1    (rl)    m    rushing   water, 
watering. 

T  (rft)  pf.  3J  in/.  3»1, 
3*1,     311,    imp.   3VJ,    /Jrf. 


p<.  3^1,  to  quarrel,  to 
strive,  to  contend,  to  plead; 
pt.  pleader,  defender,  ad 
versary.  —  Hi.  pt.  3^£, 
pi.  c.  ^"IP,  the  same  as  Q. 

(rji)  m,  w.,.  vnn, 

>3n,  c.  '3^,  quarrel, 
strife,  contention,  feud, 
dispute  ,  judicial  cause, 
suit,  litigation,  plea. 

1  (rJV*'y)  pr.n.m. 

8ee  n. 


,    w.s.  , 

exhalation,     scent,    smell, 
fragrance. 
see 


,  nisn 

pounded  corn,  grits. 

§^1  (#*'«•)  pr.n.  of  a 
Japhetic  people  on  the 
Black  Sea,  Cimmerians. 
*H  (rfk)  adj.  empty,  vain; 
subst.  emptiness,  vain 
thing;  adv.  in  vain,  to  no 
purpose. 

T    (rfk)    ad;,    pi 


319 


D'm,  D>jr),  /npTn,  pi. 

Hip"),  empty,  void,  vain, 
wanton,  hungry,  idle. 
worthless. 


!  (r?k$'m)  adv.  emptily, 

in   vain,   vainly,    without 

cause  or  effect. 
TH     (rjr)     m,     w.s. 

spittle,  slime. 
tt>V1,  Bfon  (r?s)   and 

(rf§)  »n  poverty. 


see 


nri,    pj.    niri,     tender, 

delicate,  weak,  soft,    flat 

tering,  timid. 

jh    (r^cfc)   »n    softness,    de 

licacy. 

/"•  3?1,  imp. 
' 


^ 

ip,  to  ride,  to  drive.  — 


3^"]1,  35*11,  to  cause  to 
ride,  to  cause  to  drive,  to 
convey,  to  let  rest,  to 
subdue. 


„.;.  1-151,  pi.  *.  W.H 

mostly  coM.,  vehicle,  wag 
gon,  chariot,  war-chariot, 
train  of  waggons,  horses, 
riding-horses  and  horse- 


men;  the  upper  mill-stone 
[the  runner  or  rider]. 
?1  (r&kk$'t»)  m  horseman. 
driver,  charioteer. 

't>)  pr.n.m.',    patr. 


,          (tfW)  /  a  riding. 

D"]  (r?dj$')  pr.w.  of  an  un 
known  place. 

D"]  (r^n)  m  vehicle, 
waggon. 


,  property,  goods, 
chattle,  moveable  and 
landed  property. 

?1  (rsd&j'l)  »?i  a  going 
about,  trafficking,  slander. 

P!  (r*W'$)  p/.  ?11,  /u«. 
[or  M.]  TjT^  to  be  thin, 
weak,  delicate,  soft,  timid. 

—  Pu.  "J3.7I  to  be  softened. 

—  Hi.  -jjiri  to  make  timid. 
1    (r^^'l)    pi.    ^?.i,    pj. 


as  a  trader,  as  a  slanderer. 

,51  (rWl)  p>'.w.  of  a  town 
in  Judah. 


trade,  traffic. 


to 

tie  together,  to  bind  on. 
(rg'<$SS)    m,    only    pZ. 


320 


hill.     mountain- 

ridge. 
DD'"1  (ro'cf>gB)  m,  only  pi.  c. 

P?TI,    troop,    band,    con 

spiracy. 
t^?T   (rWs)   to  bring  to 

gether,    to  collect,    to  ac 

quire. 


swift  horse,  courser  [c 
Dl1  (r?m)  see  DH  p«. 
OH  (r5m)  pr.n.m. 


rn?i,  pz.  c.  \»,  to  cast 

down,  to  shoot;  pt.  shooter, 
archer.  —  Pi.  !"ID"),  inf. 
nlpl,  to  cast  down,  to 
deceive,  to  betray. 

pn"  (rfmr)  /•,  c.  n»^, 

[sacred]  height,  elevation. 


pr.n.  of  towns  in  Benjamin. 
Ephraim,  &c.  ;  gent.  ^OpT  ; 


[height  of  the  jaw-bone] 
a  locality  in  the  mountains 
of  Judah. 

tpl  (rjmm?')  f  coll.  worms  ; 
wormhole,  rottenness. 

ltD"]1  (rlmm$'n)  m,  iv.s.  'Jb"l, 
pi.  D^iDI,  D^bl,  c.  $&•!, 
pomegranate  [tree  and 


fruit];  an  ornament  in  archi 

tecture  ,     artificial    pome 

granate  apple. 
]  IIJ  j     (rimmp'n)  pr.n.m.  of  a 

Syrian     deity;      pr.n.     of 

several  towns. 
rVlDT  (r^mp'd-)  pr.n.  of  towns 

in  Gilead  and  Simeon. 
mD"J  (rfmu'O-)    /  heap    of 

corpses. 

!  (ro'm$e^)  m,  pi.  DTI^"), 

.^pt?"!  (rjjm^f),  lance,  spear. 

r&my?r)  pr.n.m. 

p"1  (r'mlyyr)  /  a  slacken 

ing,     remissuess,      sloth; 

deceit,  fraud. 


(rSmmjt'*)  /,  pi 
a  mare  [others:  studl. 

L 


pr.n.m. 

(rsmJL'm)  tn/.  D^,  fut. 
>  to  creep,   to  swarm 

[others:  to  be  rotten]. 

(i^mUL'm)  J9/.  pZ.  '^1, 
p«.  /  MODI"),    to   be 

high,  to  be  lifted  up.—  Ar«. 

imp.    pi.    ^*)0|     fut.   pi. 

IDT,  to  lift  up  oneself.— 

Htth.  Qnrin  see  DH. 


m&'fi)  m/1.  DD"j, 


321 


Db"]>,  pt.  DDi,  to  tread, 
to  tread  down,  to  trample 
on,  to  profane.  —  Ni.  fut. 
DftT  to  be  trodden  down. 


/niPp,  to  move, 
to  creep,  to  crawl,  to 
swarm  with. 

t£W  (rg'mgB)  w  <x>«.  what 
moves  and  creeps,  small 
animals,  reptiles,  insects. 

HDT  (rg'mgO-)  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  Issachar. 

DTlOT  (r?'m5&*rylm)  pr.n. 
[dw.  =  double  height]  of 
a  town;  D^DlS  '1  the 
dwelling  place  of  Samuel, 
Arimathea. 

1*1  (r?n)  m,  pi.  c.  $3  (rgnn?'), 
shout,  rejoicing,  song  of 


rsn*')   M  rpT>    to 
whiz,  to  clank. 

nri1  (rlnnV)  /,  w.s.  ^1, 
rejoicing,  exultation,  shout 
of  joy;  lamentation. 

HT    •         (rlnn?')    |?»*-W.«». 

15*3  (r^n^l'n)  in/-  fl,  twp. 
/??  Nnni'),  pi.  1^,  M 

1*1;  nny  to  <*?  *<>**,  to 

shout  with  joy,  to  rejoice; 
to  lament,  to  wail.  —  Pi. 
15.1,  inf.  lA  imp.  pi.  y^ 
Hebrew-English. 


/w£.  1^.1?,  to  rejoice,  to 
shout  with  joy,  to  sing 
praise  to.  —  Pu.  fut.  \r\] 
to  be  shouted  for  joy.  — 
Hi.  imp.  pi.  W.rp,  fat. 
V/ni)  to  cause  to  shout 
with  joy;  to  rejoice.  — 
Hi.  pt.  p.1il?p  [or  from 
1H]  to  rejoice. 


pi.  riiJJ*],  shout,  joyful 
cry;  pi.  &]}}*}  female 
ostriches. 


(rf(BB5f)     pr.n.     of     a 
station  in  the  desert. 


'fi)  «i,  only  pZ. 
DpID"],  ruins;  drops  [of 
dew]. 


n    m,    w.*. 

bridle,     curb,     bit-mouth; 
the  teeth,  the  jaws. 

1PH*  (r^'fi^n)  !>»••»•  of  a  city 
in  Assyria  [annexed  to 
Nineveh]. 

DDT    (iWB)    in/-   Di,    to 
moisten,  to  wet. 
VI     r»'     ad.     i..  V          j. 


,  bad,  wicked,  evil, 
mischievous,  malignant, 
noxious  ,  hurtful  ,  un 
pleasant,  hideous,  un 
happy;  subst.  an  evil, 
21 


322 


myi 


wickedness,    wrong,    mis 
chief,  misfortune,  adversity. 
J?T  (r?'a')  m,  w.s.  71,   TJVI, 


friend,  companion,  fellow, 
associate,  neighbour;  see 
also  &$. 

n*  (if'--)  m,  w.«.  71,  PZ. 
Q71,  thought,  desire. 


noise,  thunder. 

I?*1]'  ^"1  (r9'a<)  »»  badness, 
wickedness,  wretchedness. 

?,  to 

hunger,  to  suffer  hunger. 

-m.  n7in,  M  3711, 

to  cause  to  hunger,  to  let 
famish. 


/  M^Vl,  hungry,  famished. 
exhausted. 


hunger,  famine,  scarcity. 
(r»'W9'n)  m,   c. 


IVT,  to 

quake,  to  tremble.  —  Hi. 
TVin,  pt.  TJ?ie,  to 
tremble,  to  shake. 

and    rnyi 
')  /"  trembling,  terror. 
g"]1  (r?Y)  in/.  niVl,  imp. 


ny4!,  c.  nvi,  w.«.  7^1,  pi 
07*1.  c.  7*1,  /r$i,  to 

feed  a  flock,  to  lead  to  a 
pasture-ground,  to  conduct, 
to  guide,  govern,  protect; 
pt.  a  shepherd;  intr.  to 
feed,  to  consume.  —  Hi.  fut. 
HV11,  to  pasture,  to  cause 
to  feed. 
H*  (r3'5')  fut.  H^T,  p«. 

nyi,  to  like,  to  be  fond 
of,  to  delight  in,  to  as 
sociate  with.  —  Pi. 


to  choose  for  a  companion. 

Hith.   fut.    y,io?    to 

associate  oneself. 

njn8  (rrr)  /  [see  vi],  c. 

nvi,  p?.  niyi,  evil,  bad 
ness,  suffering,  misfortune, 
destruction,  wickedness. 


0  /a  female  friend 
or  companion. 

g').  m,  c.   nVl,  w.,. 

*^.]>    friend,    com 
panion. 

(ro'g')  »n  shepherd,  see 


(r$c5f)   /  a   breaking, 
bursting. 


7 


female     friend      or    com 
paniou;  after  H^S  =  the 
other;  delight,  desire. 
}?"]  (r»T)  m  pasture. 

3  W)  P™-™- 
JH  (r$T)  »»   shepherd,  >= 


-yr)  /,  pi  ».«. 

""JLPyi)  female  friend,  one 
beloved. 

^Vl  (r&'y5rn)    m    thought, 
meditation,  desire. 


(rsVO    Ifo.         1H,    to 
be  brandished. 

V.^  (r&"$l)  m  a  reeling, 
staggering  [from  intoxica 
tion]. 

^H  (r'W)   /,    only   pi. 
?V1,  veil. 


Art.  D^>,  to 
tremble,  to  quake;  to  rage, 
to  be  agitated,  to  roar.  — 
Hi.  D^IH,  inf.  w.s. 

ap'viO,  fut.  0711,  qvii, 

to  cause  to  roar,  to 
thunder;  to  provoke  to 
anger,  to  offend. 

J?11  (r*"*m)  m,  w.».  flPV.l, 
thunder,  rage,  roaring. 

PVI1  (r«L'm5f)  /  a  trem 
bling,  quivering. 


(r&W)  pr.n.m.  of 
a  Cushite;  also  his  tribe 
and  country. 


and 

p^l   (r»"ftmB?'B)  pr.w.  of 

a  city  in  Egypt,  Eaamses 
in  Goshen. 


r?Vn)   Ptt.  IPJH     [or 
adj.]  to  be  or  become  green. 


/•  nT^V:1,    green, 
succulent,  fresh. 

^T    (r5V)    pf.  n,    m/- 

vi,  ^i,  nyi,  /u«.  ^TT,  to 

break,  to  dash  in  pieces, 
to  shatter;  to  be  broken. 

-  Hi.  inf.  vyi,*fia.  vi;, 

to  break  to  pieces,  to 
destroy.  --  Hith.  ^n^n 
to  be  shaken  violently,  to 
be  broken  to  pieces,  to 
perish. 

.rj8    (r*'*")   Pf-  V.T.,    inr- 

«*1,  imp.  pi  w*i,  fut.  vy.t 

VT.1,  to  be  bad,  evil, 
angry,  sorrowful,  sullen, 
envious  ,  wicked  ,  dis 
pleasing.—  Hi.  snn,  V,ID, 

inf. 


,  to  do  evil,  to  act 
21* 


324 


badly,  wickedly,  to  make 
bad  or  evil. 

*ljn  (flw)  fut.  ^T,  to 

drop,  to  drip,  to  distil. — 
Hi.  imp.  pi.  !B7"]D  to  let 
drop. 

yjn  (ir-ft'B)  M  V2T» to 

break  to  pieces,  to  oppress, 
to  vex. 

tt^l  (r*'*'6)  Ad.  BftT,  to 
be  agitated,  to  tremble, 
quake,  wave.  —  Ni. 
to  quake.  —  Hi. 
fid.  tf'yil,  pt. 
cause  to  quake,  to  shake, 
to  terrify,  to  cause  to  leap. 

^2,1  (r»"as)  w  agitation, 
violent  motion,  earthquake, 
noise,  uproar. 

Kg"!1  (r*tf)  fa/INI^,  imp. 
NB/],  HD1,  Arf.  NBT,  pt. 
Nri,  pZ.  b^?i,  to  bind 
[a  wound],  to  heal,  cure, 
restore,  mend,  help;  to 
comfort.  —  Ni.  NB"p,  *'«/• 
K?nn ,  Ad.  NBT.,  '  to  be 
healed ,  cured ,  restored, 
mended.  —  Pi.  XS1,  inf. 
NB1,  fut.  NB^,  to  heal, 
to  make  sound,  to  restore; 
to  cause  to  heal.  —  Hith. 
inf.  ^SSlOn  to  cause  one 
self  to  be  healed,  to  get 
healed. 


,  (r*f5')    pr.n.m.  of  the 

founder  of  a  race  of  giants. 
SS"!  (r«fa'5')  /;  only  pi. 
D"],  medicine,  physic. 
fo'S-)  /a  healing. 
(r»f5Tm)  pi.  m 
{pair,  of  NS^2]  giants, 
Rephaites,  the  descendants 
of  Rapha. 

1X£)")a  (Hf?Tm)  pi.  m  [sg. 
PIS}]  '  the  dead,  the  de 
parted,  departed  spirits, 
shades. 


Rafael. 

1,51  (Wd)  M  n,lT,  to 

stretch  out.  —  Pi.  IBT  to 
spread;  to  support,  refresh. 


P]^.,  to  be  slack,  weak, 
feeble;  to  desist,  to  sink, 
to  despond.  —  Ni.  pt.  nB"jJ 
to  be  remiss  or  lazy.  — 

Pi.  ngi,   pt.  rtBip,   to 

loosen,  to  slacken,  to  let 
fall.  --  Hi.  HBIH,  imp. 

nsnn,  TO  M  hB-ji,  to 

slacken,  to  desist,  to  with 
draw,  to  let  alone,  to 
abandon,  to  leave  off.  — 
Hith.  HBlon  to  show  one 
self  lazy,  indolent. 


325 


(rffjj-)  adj.,  c.  nSI,  /jfpZ. 
rilD^l,  slack,  feeble,  faint 
hearted. 


see  ns^-i, 


rrn£n  (r'fjdr)  /•  couch, 

back  of  a  litter. 


S      (rSfidi'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  the  desert: 


pr.w.ro. 

3*1  (rlfyp'n)  m  slackness, 
despondency. 


]^,  to  trample,  to  make 
muddy.  —  M.  t^BlJ  to  be 
muddy.  —  ZTi^.  DBirpn  to 
prostrate  or  humble  one 
self. 

rnbsn  (r^mv)  /,  only 

pi.  nhb?1,  a  float  or  raft. 

P,=H   (rffft'k)  Mf/i.  pBinn, 
to    lean    oneself,    to    rest 
upon. 
ST  (rg'fgs)  w  mud,  slime. 

SH    (rg'fgS-)    «n,    only   ^Z. 
D^flD"],  stable  for  cattle. 

n  see  yn. 

1    (r*B)    m,    pi    o.    ^1, 
a  piece. 


(r$B5f)  tn/.  Nl^  =  V  H 
to  run. 


to  observe  with  jealousy. 

^n   (r5B$') 


?"1,  to  take  pleasure  in, 
to  be  pleased,  to  delight, 
to  like,  to  love,  to  be 
fond  of,  to  be  kind, 
gracious,  propitious,  to  re 
ceive  graciously;  to  be 
pleasing  or  agreeable;  to 
be  taken  for  payment,  to 
be  paid.—  Pi.  fut.  n$l?  to 
seek  favour,  to  appease.  — 

Hi.  rnp:n  to  pay  off.  — 

Hith.  naiOn  to  show  one 
self  pleasing. 

W  (rjBo'n)  m,  c.  ^1, 
w.«.  1^,1^1,  good  Will, 

inclination,  pleasure,  de 
light,  favour,  grace,  kind 
ness,  wilfulness. 

j:n  (rvB*'*)  m/.  nk-j,  fut. 
n^T,  Pt.  ni?i,  to  km, 

murder,  slay.  —  Ni.  fut. 
ns^r-  to  ^e  murdered.  — 
Pi.  M  DjKi;  to  kill,  to 
murder,  to  destroy,  to 
crush.  -  -  Pu.  fut.  PIS^J 
(yi"r$BB&'d|)  to  be  crushed 
[probably  for  H^l)  Pt.]. 


n» 


»»  a  crushing; 
cry,  outburst  of  the  voice. 


pr.w.m. 

JTI     (r5BJ'n)     j>r.w.    of     a 
Syrian  king. 

^l  (r?B&")   to  pierce,    to 
perforate. 


to  arrange,  to  tessellate. 

•fH1  (rB'Bgf)  »n  glowing 
stone  [others:  burning 
coal]. 

]^V  (rg'Bgf)  jw.n.  '  of  a 
town  in  Syria,  near  the 
Euphrates. 

S^n1  (rfBpr)  /  hot  stone, 
burning  coal. 

ttT  (rJBpr)  pr.n.f. 

^p  ft™*')  /,  c. 

tessellated  pavement. 
'B)  Pf.  p, 


l,  to  break, 
to  crack,  to  crush,  to 
bruise,  to  oppress;  intr.  to 
be  broken,  to  be  feeble.  — 
Ni.  *p"U  to  be  broken, 
bruised,  destroyed.  —  Pi. 


to  break  through,  to  dash, 
to     oppress.    —    Hi.    fut. 


to  dash  to  pieces, 
to  crush.  —  Hith.  f.^ilOn 
to  dash  against  one  another. 

i    (r*k)    adj.,    f  n^T1,    pi 

ni|^l,     thin,     lean;     adv. 

only,    solely,   except,   no 

thing  but. 

i  see  pn. 

i  (r?k)  m,  w.s.  1j|>^,  spittle. 

^1  (rsks'b)  /M«.  np.-)>,  to 

be  rotten,  to  decay. 

JrH  (r'k?'V)  w  rottenness, 
caries,  decay. 


°  move  UP  an 
down,  to  leap,  to  jump, 
to  start.  —  Pi.  1J5.1,  fut. 
^.11,  pt.  ng^p,  to  leap, 
jump,  dance.  —  5t.  fut. 
"Pj^ni  to  cause  to  leap. 


,  w.s. 

thin  spot,  temples,  cheek. 
^pl  (rUkk^'n)  pr.w.  of  a 
town  in  Dan. 
^lpl  (rlkkv'a^)  m,  only 
pi.  DTIJ?"!,  an  anointing, 
unguent. 


OjS?.,  to  mix,  to  spice,  to 
season,  to  perfume,  to 
make  unguents.  —  Pu.  pt. 


"El 


327 


Plj2"]p     to    be     mixed     or 

spiced.  —  Hi.  imp.  njnn  to 

spice,  to  season. 
fij?n  (rg'k&e§)  m  spice. 
nj?"l  (r?'k$£f))  rn  spice,  per 

fume. 
l"1!^}  (r&kktfdl)  m  mixer  of 

unguents. 
i"!n£"l  (r&kk5$5f)  /  a  female 

mixer  of  unguents. 


m,    c 

vault    of    heaven,    firma 
ment,  sky;  pavement,  floor. 

p^p"!  (rski'k)  m  thin  cake 
for  offering. 

DjT]  (rska'm)  p«.   Dpi,   to 
delineate  ,    design  ,    varie 
gate;   pt.   embroiderer.  - 
Pu.  Dg.71  to  be  shaped  or 
formed  curiously. 

Ef-Q    (rg'kgm)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Benjamin;  pr.n.m. 

mr)     /,      w.«. 


?"],  embroidery,  varie 
gated  work  or  garment, 
party-coloured  work. 

(r5k^")   inf.  and   mp. 
,   fut.  Vp.T,   p«.  ^.i, 

c.  yp.i,  yp.n,  to  stamp, 

to    beat,     to    expand,     to 

crush.—  Pi.  yg"i,  /u«. 


to  hammer  out,  to  overlay. 
-  Pu.   pt.    VJTIP    to    be 

beaten     out.    -  -    Hi.    fut. 

rp.11    to    stretch  out,    to 

extend. 
J?jp"!  (rikku'a€)  m,    only  pi. 

c.  ',Vj?l)  plate,  beaten-out 

metal. 
pp.!   (r^k&'k)  fut.  pTT,  to 

spit. 

^i£H  (r^kk^'O-)  jor.w.  of   a 
town  in  Naphtali. 

t^"   r$§    «.  of  t^n. 


see 


m  permission. 


r^'m)  pfc  _p. 

to  write  down. 


(i*s»")  M.  V^T,  to 

be  godless,    wicked,    law 
less,    fractious,   guilty.  — 


to 

convict,  to  declare  guilty, 
to  condemn,  to  overcome; 
to  act  wickedly,  mis 
chievously. 


e.  ^%  /  n^^'-j,  godless, 
sinful,  wicked,  lawless, 
vicious,  unrighteous,  guilty; 
sinner,  oppressor,  apostate. 


328 


B  (rg'S*')  «,  w.*.  IVtfn, 
pi.  -OTO^I  godlessness, 
wickedness,  unrighteous 
ness,  lawlessness,  injustice, 
unlawful  gain. 

(rrr)  /;  w.».  inv^'l, 

?nyt^"l,    wickedness, 


wicked  deed. 

V  (rg'Sfif)  m,  pi  O' 


spark,  flash, 
flame,  lightning;  fever, 
plague,  pestilence. 

B'ggl)  pr.n.in. 
(r^'s)      Pi.      fut. 


to  waste,  to 
destroy.—  PM.  tt^  to  be 
destroyed. 

sn1  (rg'ses-)  /-,  w.s.  ^^i, 

a  net  for  fishing  or  fowl 
ing;  net-work. 
a  see  t£>TT. 
(r»tt?'k)  m  and 


(r&ttuk?r)  /,  pi. 
chain. 


-  mp. 

to    make   seethe,    to   boil 


to  boil 

[tn<r.],  to  be  agitated.  — 
Hi.  fut.  n^nil  the  same 
as  Pi. 

m  a  seething. 


(r?S-«,'m)  tm^.  DHI,  to 
bind  fast,  to  harness. 


broom-plant. 

Drn.    (rIO-mr)    ^r.n.    of   a 
station  in  the  desert. 


to  be  unchained  [perh.  for 
pnr  to  be  broken].  —  Pu. 
to  be  bound. 


)  /,   only  pi 
"),  a  chain. 

!  (r*«-r*)  w  terror. 


^  with  ^  the  twenty-first 
letter  of  the  alphabet, 
called  1^  -  V^  [tooth]; 
as  a  numeral  =  300. 


see 


ferment, 


leaven. 


a  lifting  up  [of  the  head 
and  face  =  cheerfulness]; 
elevation,  majesty;  scab, 
pimple. 


lattice-work. 


net,    lattice,    lattice-work, 
window. 


or 


)  ^r.n.  of  a  place  in 
Keuben,  near  Heshbon. 


to  be  full,  filed,  satiated, 
satisfied;  to  have  abun 
dance,  to  be  surfeited  or 
tired.  —  Pi  VjalP,  inf.  w.t. 
U(y3fr,  to  satiate,  to 
satisfy.  -  Hi.  rja^fl,  inf. 

r^toi,  M  *!?(£•  p*> 

ys^tt,  the  same  as  Pi. 
OtP     (fl^r)    m     satiety, 
abundance. 


ip,  satiated,  satis 
fied,  full,  having  abun 
dantly. 


fijb-5')  and  n 

(fiQb'5')  /  satiety,  fulness 


^,    to    wait,    expect, 
hope,  wish,  to  look  for. 


expectation,  hope. 

^,n^(fi^') 

to  grow,  to  become  large. 


let  grow,    to  make  great, 
to  magnify,  to  praise. 
jl^   (65^^b)   to   be  steep, 
high,  strong;  to  ascend,  to 
be  extolled.  —  Ni.  3,4^, 

pt.  n,^:,  /nn^fj,  to  'be 

steep,  high,  lofty,  strong, 
safe,  exalted,  unsearchable. 

-  pi.  3;tfr,  fut.  :$&;,  to 

make  high,  mighty,  to 
raise,  to  protest,  to  make 
safe.  —  PM.  fut.  itip]  to  be 
protected.  —  Hi.  fut'  2\tyl 
to  act  nobly,  to  protect. 
see 


pr.n.rn. 
(B$ggi')     adj.    high, 
great,  mighty. 


see 


Pi. 

"Ti  to  plough  repeatedly. 
to  harrow. 


c.  nil*?,   H^,  a 

plain,  field,  open  or 
cultivated  field,  piece  or 
parcel  of  land,  open 
country,  territory,  district. 

(fi«y)   »,   i-p.ty, 
poetical  form  for 


330 


D'HfcP  (fiiddi'm)  pr.n.  pi  in 
D^k'n  ptty  valley  of  the 
fields,  the  valley  of  Sodom. 

!"n"Tty   (B5d?r$')  /,   only  pi. 
ni^i^,  JVnijy,  row,  rank, 
file.   ' 
P  (fig)  m  and  /  [also  HJ], 

' 


[young]  sheep  or  goat. 


HC5:??  or  ^'1.]  a  witness. 


testimony. 

inty  (u&'har^n)  m,  only 
pi.  'D^Jhnfr,  little  moon, 
crescent,  a  neck-ornament 
of  men  and  beasts. 

see  N#J  [Q.  inf.]. 

(B9)  w,  only  pi.  w.s. 
p3^^,  tumult,  destruc 
tion. 

Jllfcp  (fl^gdj)  w  thicket, 
entwined  branches. 


fut.  )$}&},    to  hedge   in, 
to  fence  in. 

nte>  (fiu'a^)  ^f.  n^,  to 

meditate,  see  rpti>. 
D^ltT  (fitjt)  p«.  tD^,  only  pi. 
c.  <lp^,  to  turn  aside  [tn«r.]. 
.  1]|^,  to  entwine, 


interweave,    to    hedge    or 
fence  in.  —  Pi.  fut. 
to  twist,  plait,  weave. 

]1t^  "(fi^)  w,  w.8. 

and    nDit^     (fio^')    /,     c. 
,  twig,  branch. 

,  nitr,  i^itr  (B^?-) 

^?y.n.  of  two  towns  in 
Judah  [in  the  mountains 
and  in  the  plain]. 
PD^  (Bu'(W)  pr.n.m., 
only  pi.  D^riJlJy,  jrm<.  of 
an  unknown  place  HD^. 

^  (Bum),  D^  (film)  pf. 
D^,  inf.  D^,  DitT,  D^, 
imp.  D^, 


/•  n^^,  n;^fr,  to  set,  to 

establish,  erect,  plant,  put, 
to  set  down,  to  lay  in,  to 
make,  to  constitute,  to 
appoint.  —  Hi.  imp.  ^D^n, 
pt.  D^B,  to  set,  to  turn, 
to  lay  in.  —  Ho.  fut.  DJ2W 
[D^l  for  Qtr^l]  to  '  be 
put  or  set. 

(fiur)  M"1^T1,  "Ifcl 
'fior),  to  saw;  to  con 

tend    or    strive;    to    rule, 

govern. 

(Bur)  =   11D,  tn/-  w.«- 
^^,  to  go  away,  to  depart. 


831 


(B5r$')  f  row,  order. 
(fioifk)    pr.n.    of    a 


valley,  see  pjlP. 

,  t£»fr  (file),  p/. 
imP- 


frfr,    to    leap,    to  rejoice, 

exult,  to  be  glad. 

j£>     (e?'a^)    m     thought, 

meditation. 


,  to  swim.  —  M.  Ad. 
l  to  make   swim,    to 


drench. 


f  (flj'^q)  »?z  a  swimming. 


laughter,  joy;  jest;   scorn, 
object  of  scorn. 
ntr  (uwt)  /id.  ttni£»   to 
press  out. 

B5^^'k)  in/,  pin^, 

h^,  /td.pn^,  to  laugh, 


to  laugh  at,  to  smile  at, 
to  scorn.  —  Pi. 


to   jest,    play,    dance,   to 
sport,  to  make  merry.  •  — 


Hi.  pt. 

deride. 


to    mock, 


see 

(B?t)in. 

transgression  [others:  trans 
gressor,  unjust  judge]. 


(B5tr) 

P^?l,   to    deviate,    to   be 
faithless. 


to  treat  as  an  enemy,  to 
hate,  to  persecute,  to 
attack. 


pi    c.    V-?^ 
accuser,  adversary. 


(B5t5'n)  m  adversary, 
opponent,  accuser,  enemy, 
Satan 

1  (Bltnr)  /  accusation. 
.n.    of    a 
well  near  Gerar. 


(BJ)  TO  height,    eleva 
tion. 

(Bf'p'n)    pr.w.    Of    a 
town  in  Issachar. 


(Bi'o'n)  pr.n.,  Hebrew 


name  of  mount  Hermon. 


(Eib)  [or 


pf.  and 


pt.  3^,  to  become  grey,  to 
have  grey  hair. 


(6ft)  m  [or  3^],  w.s. 
lyty,  and  nn^  (Bftr)  /, 
c.  ri3^,  w.«.  <)rin<1^,  grey 
hair,  old  age;  old  man. 

(%)  [=  ^'Pl  »  a  going 
away,  privacy. 


332 


1    (B14)    *>/.   Rife,    to 
cover  with  lime,  to  plaster. 

f^     (fijd)  m  lime,  gypsum. 


see        . 

^1  far.*)  [pjip],  p/.np, 
nfr,  inf.  rrfr,  mp.  n'fr, 

/M«.  D^J,  to  meditate,  to 
muse;  to  speak,  to  talk;  to 
sing,  to  complain.  —  Pi 
fut.  nnib^  to  meditate,  to 
consider. 


m,   w.8. 
meditation,  thought;  speech, 
talk,  complaint. 


IV^,  shrub,  bush. 

i^r)  /,  w.8.  ''nn^, 

meditation,  devotion. 

see  D^. 

Bfc5)  m,  only  PZ.  D^t^, 
thorn. 

(BOC^)  m,  w.«.  1?^,  en 
closure. 


/•     sharp 
weapon. 

Dtj^  (Bf'd^q)  j^r.n.  of  a  locality 
near  Rainah. 


')  m  insight, 
mind  [others:  meteor  or 
watchman,  i.  e.  cock]. 

?')  /,  only  PZ. 
p^,  show,  sight,  show- 


work,       precious      things 
[others:  flag]. 

(fic«)    pr.w.m.    [or 


(u^kkf'n)  w  a  knife. 
^P^  (fi^i'r)    m   journey 
man,  day-labourer,  hireling. 
^Dtp  (B?cf)Ir?')  /  a  hiring. 

15^  (fi&^&'c^)  to  cover,  to 

protect,  =  TjDp. 

DCT1  (B5c^$'i)  to  have  in 

sight,  to  act  prudently.  — 

Pi.  i»5#  to  do  [lay  hands] 

purposely.  —  Hi. 

inf. 


[which 

see],  to  look  at,  to  behold, 
to  pay  attention  to;  to 
have  insight,  intelligence, 
understanding;  to  act 
prudently,  to  have  success  ; 
to  teach;  inf.  insight, 
prudence,  wisdom;  pt. 
prudent,  intelligent,  wise, 
pious. 

a  (BWl)  Pi-  *?$$,  to 
twist,  to  lay  cross-wise 
[but  see  ^D^1  Pi.]. 


intelligence,  prudence,  in 
sight,  cunning,  success. 


'ft)  /= 
MI/. 


p«.  "1,3  ^ 

n,3b],  to  hire,  to  buy,  to 
bribe.—  M*.  13&f  J  and  Hith. 
"!?nt?n  to  be  hired,  to 
hire  oneself  out. 


m,    «. 

u/.$.   "H?^,     hire,     wages, 
payment,  fare,  reward. 


m  hire,  wages. 


quail  [also 


D^iy,    garment,     dress. 
mantle. 


or 


(fi^lmp'n)  pr.n.m. 


(B«m9i)  ™, 

tp.t.        Di^,  'left  side,  left 
hand,  northern  side,  north. 


pn,  inf. 

and     twj).     7^ptpn,     /Mf. 

^xrp^i,  P«.  ^xb^,  to 

take  the  left  side,  to  turn 
to  the  left,  to  use  the  left 
hand. 


a4f,,       nK,   left,  to 
the  left,  northward. 

g£>    (fifin),    D,^1  (B5- 


^?',  to  be 

glad,  cheerful,  joyful,  merry, 
to  rejoice.  —  Pi.  PttDtp,  in/". 
and  imp.  HD^,  nDtS>,  /i«<. 
nQfc'J,  to  make  joyful,  to 
gladden,  to  cheer.  —  Hi. 
n^ptpn  to  make  glad. 


D'p&ft  c.  T.D^,  ^pp^ 
glad,  joyful,  cheerful,  re 
joicing. 


joy,    gladness,     rejoicing, 
feast,  banquet. 

^Diy   (B«ml(5r)  f  cover 
ing,  carpet. 
?Dt£>   (BfrnlS1)  /,   c.  ri,^?^, 


,    garment,    dress, 
mantle,  cloak. 


ua.  y;  pr.n.m. 

(fl*m?mif$)     f     a 
poisonous  lizard. 


imp.  i«. 


334 


pt.  p. 


pZ.   c.  »j$f 

,  to  hate;  pt.  hater, 
' 


enemy.—  M.  NJJ,    M 
,  to  be  hated.  —  Pi. 
to  hate  violently. 

V)  /  hatred,  en 
mity. 


(Bsnf)    adj.,    only  / 
,  hated. 

1  (B5n|'r)  pr.w.  of  mount 
Herinon  among  the  Amo- 
rites. 

(65Tr)  ,. 


p.  rro,  «d;.  hairy 
shaggy,  rough;  subst.  buck, 
he  -go  at;  hairy  demon, 
satyr.  . 


shower  of  rain. 


(fiH'r)  pr.w.  of  a 
mountainous  and  wooded 
district  in  Edom,  and 
people  therein;  pr.n.  of  a 
mountain  in  Judah. 


1]  a  she-goat. 

(flS'tr?')  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Ephraim  ,  w.  loc. 


(fi5c?'f)  «,  only  Pl. 
D'sytp,  c.  SSV^,  thought. 
l^^1  (fl^'r)  /irf.  1^,  to 


rage,  to  be  agitated.  —  Ni. 
P}  to  storm,  to  rage.— 
Pi.  fat.  1V.^  to  sweep 
away,  to  carry  away  in 


storm.  —  Hith. 


rusli  on,  to  assail. 


to 


fat.  "IV'f?,  to  shudder,  to 
fear. 


&"$r)  m  a  shudder 
ing;  storm,  tempest. 

W^  (fieYr)  m,  C.  IVtf, 
"1^,  w.s.  1")^,  hair  [a 
single  one  and  coZZ.]. 

^  see  T.yfr1. 

n^    (fi5C5r?')    /    storm, 
tempest. 

n^  (6^"ar5')  /;  c.  niyfr, 
M/.S.'  irrj^,   pz.  nny(^, 

hnir  [a  single  one  and  coll.]. 


barley,  pZ.  grains  of  barley. 


(jj«'$rrm)  pr.n.m. 


.  c. 
iDriD^  p.  c. 

n?iy,  lip,  mouth,  speech, 
language;  border,  edge. 

stp  (sm'%)  Pi-  r\B&,  to 

make  bald  or  scabby. 


(egff'm)  m,  w- 
beard,  mustache. 

(B?f&'n)   p«.  p.   pi.   c. 
,  to  hide,  to  conceal. 

1  (BW'k)  M 
to  suffice. 
pStf*  (B?«i'k) 
to  strike  or  clap  [hands]. 
—  Hi.  fut.  p'Btfl  to  con 
clude  a  covenant  [by 
striking  hands], 

pStT  (ug'fgk)  m,  M/.S.  ij??fe>, 
stroke,  chastisement  [others: 
scorn  or  abundance]. 

pt?  (B&k)  m,  t.p.  p^,  w.«. 
^^,  |>l.  D^.^,  c.  7.fc, 
coarse  stuff,  sack  cloth. 
sack,  mourning  dress. 

^0?  (B?kra)  AS.  Tp.^J,  to 

be  bound,  to  be  harnessed. 

'r)  Pi.  pt.  flpl. 
,  to  let  glance  [the 
eyes]  impudently  or  co- 
quettishly. 


n^,  c.  \1^,  master,  head, 
chief,  commander,  ruler, 
prefect,  leader,  noble, 
prince. 


'g),     to    be    twisted 
together,  to  be  strong.  — 


to  be  inter 
woven. 

tyV    (B5rrd)    to    flee,    to 
escape. 

"Q^   (B?r5'd)  «i   plaited  or 
twisted  work. 

H^  (fiS'rS4)  wi  awl,  stylus, 
red-pencil. 

^1  (B^r?')  to  strive,  to 
contend. 

ntf1  (Bjr?')   /,   ^.  ni"]^, 
w.«.  H^rii"!^,  'princess,  lady.. 

^8    (B5T5f)   pnn./:;    also 


«ra'g)  pr.n.m. 
(B^ro'c^)  m  thong  [for 
shoes  and  sandals]. 


see 


jpr.n./. 


)fo  to  cut,  to  make 
incisions.  —  At.  /M«.  tD^^ 
to  be  lacerated,  to  be  hurt. 
'lfcy  (Bg'rgt)  m  and  ntt"]t£ 
(B?rg'tg8-)  /  incision. 
nt^  (Bsrfg)  m,  only  pi. 
D^nft,  D^nf?,  shoot  of 
vine. 

lt^  (B5rl'd)  m,  pZ.  DHn;f  , 
c.  Vn^,  fugitive,  sur 
vivor,  one  escaped,  rem 
nant. 


-jn       (BMW)    and  IH 

pr.n.m. 

!"??'  (filryp'n)  pr.n. 
of  mount  Hermon  among 
the  Sidonians. 

(fljrj'k)     ad;.,     flpl. 
>,  combed,  heckled. 


npl^p,  to  complicate,  to 
entangle. 


pr.n.m. 
[=  chief  of  the  eunuchs]. 


to  extend,  to  have  a 
lengthened  limb.  —  Hith. 
^nntpn  to  stretch  oneself 
out. 


w.8.  ,  thought,  medi 

tation. 


Ad- 


,  to  burn  [r.], 
to  destroy  by  fire.  —  Ni. 
P]T.tpJ,  M.  rp.^,  to  be 
burnt.  —  Pu.  P),lfcy  to  be 
burnt. 


'f)  m,  pi. 
poisonous  serpent;  pl. 
winged  angels  [properly 
the  noble,  the  high]. 

gnty  (B«iffr)  /,  c.  nsiif, 

a  burning,  conflagration. 

^ltp  (B^'k)  adj.,  pl. 
D^"ltp,  red,  fox-coloured; 
pl.  D^nff  vines  with  red 
grapes. 


and  nprl  (B?'r?k5')  /  a 
superior  kind  of  vine  pro 
ducing  red  wine. 


pr.n.    of    a 

valley     between     Ascalori 
and  Gaza,  see 


.    .        , 

pt.  "1,*!^,  to  rule,  govern. 
-  Hith.  "l^n  to  make 
oneself  ruler. 

fteftv  (B?B?'n)  m,  e.  y'y'y, 
joy- 

see 


DjHfcy    (B?-8-ai'm)    to    close, 
stop,  hinder. 


jD^f  (fiafr&'r)  Ni.  fut.  "1/D^?, 

to  break  forth. 


337 


with  &  the  twenty-first 
letter  of  the  alphabet, 
called  ftf  [tooth];  as  a 
numeral  =  300. 

>>   &    [with    dagesh   fol 

lowing],    t£>,    $  =  "!#£, 

an  abbreviation  used  as  a 

prefix. 

t£>  (g?)  m,  pi  w.s.  D'TX^, 

destruction. 


to 


draw  [water]. 


,  to  roar,  groan. 


a  roaring,  groaning. 


to  rush,  to  rage,  to  be  noisy. 
X^a  (s5v)  to  become 
desolate.  —  Ni.  fut.  ns^ 
to  be  laid  waste.  —  Hi.  inf. 

nlx^'n,  ni^'^,   to  lay 

waste. 


p«.  c.  HiSP.rp'p,  to  behold, 
to  gaze  at. 

Hebrew-English. 


see 


Zoc.  H  Ht^,  depth,  abyss, 
nether  world,  realm  of  the 
dead,  Hades. 

st^  (s^'o'i)  pr.n.w.,  Saul  ; 
pair.  ',?!«#. 


',  noise,  tumult, 
roar,  rush,  desolation,  de 
struction. 


contempt. 


estruction, 


imp.     ?,«#, 


/•  nx,  pt  p.     x,  to 

ask,  inquire,  require, 
demand,  entreat,  beg,  bor 
row.  —  Ni.  *?$$),  inf. 
7XIp'J,  to  ask  for  oneself. 
—  Pi  W',  fut.  ^Wj.to 
beg  [as  a  beggar];  to 
question.—  Hi.  ^ffii  fut' 
^:,  to  grant,  to  lend. 


pr.n.m. 


22 


request,  petition;   a  thing 
obtained  by  entreaty. 


request; 
or  for  HiK. 


5vn)  pi  p>;^,  to 

be  or    live    quietly,    tran 
quilly,  at  ease. 

§&"ang;'n)    adj.,    w.s. 


rtpifft  pi.  ni^8j^,  quiet, 
tranquil,  peaceful,  easy, 
secure,  prosperous,  proud; 
pride. 


see 


'»'f)  inf. 


to  blow,  breathe,  pant. 
snort,  snuff;  to  be  eager 
or  greedy. 

)£!#  (g^'r)  to  be  left,  to 
remain.  —  Ni. 


stpj,  to  be  left,  to  re 
main,  to  survive.  —  Hi. 
TNtpn,  fut.  "l>Ti  to  let 
remain,  to  leave,  to  keep 
over;  to  be  left. 
Ki^  (§«Vr)  m  rest,  rem 
nant,  remainder. 


flesh;  food;  blood-relation. 

i^    (s»"TT)   /    blood- 
relationship. 
nS#  (gg"er5')  pr.n./. 


T]n<)"lStp,  remainder,  rem 
nant,  residue,  survivors. 

Ntr  (g^)  /  destruction, 
ruin. 

lt^  (§*br)  jor.w.  of  an 
Arabian  tribe;  gent.  pi. 


m,  only  ^Z. 
Ds3n^',  fragment,  little 
piece. 


imp.   ,1,3^', 


,   pi. 

D?nt^,  //pZ.  ni)?tf',  to  lead 
away,  to  carry  off,  to  hold 
captive,  to  lead  into  cap 
tivity  or  exil.e.  —  ATt. 
nst^'J  to  be  led  away, 
to  be  held  captive. 
RW  (s5bor)  m  a  precious 
stone,  agate. 

l)  pr.n 


339 


du.   n:vn^,   pi. 

niynt£,  c.  nty?^',  seven 
days,  a  week,  sennight; 
a  heptad,  period  of  seven 
weeks  or  years;  nty?^'  ^n 
festival  of  the  seven  weeks. 
pentecost;  D^pj  niy?^'  JH 
the  Passover. 

v)  /; 


niy?^',     oath,    swearing; 
curse. 


/      captivity,       captives; 
misery,  affliction. 


mp 

r\3W'  [for  03^'P],  to 
praise,  to  glorify.  —  Hith. 
inf.  nSP.l^'ij  to  praise  one 
self,  to  boast. 


IW),     to     still,      calm, 
soothe.  —  Hi.  pt.  ' 

the  same  as  Pi. 


m  [and  /],  w.s.  f^Wi  P^. 

Dnpn^',   c.  ^5^','  stick, 

staff,  rod,  thrashing-stick; 
ruler's  staff,  sceptre;  stem, 
tribe,  division;  lance, 
spear. 


(b5t>5't)  m  eleventh 
month  of  the  Hebrew  year 
[February  to  March], 

tr  (§«bf)  m,  i.p.  *>!$,  w.s. 
Tjp^',  ip^,  a  leading 
away  ,  captivity  ,  exile  ; 
captives. 

tr     (g5bf)    adj.,     only    / 
^W'j  led  away,   captive. 


flame. 


captives. 


/  captivity, 
^r.n.w.  [also 
m.  only  p?. 


. 

^^n^',  path,  way. 

g^I'fl)  «i,    only  pi. 
Dps3^,  net-work,  or  little 
suns  used  as  a  head-dress. 
yOtf>,    ^Itp  (SW')   ad;. 

num.,  /•  n^w1,  n^5«ff, 

nt^',  n^?^',  the  seventh. 


captivity,  captives. 

2^  (so'bgl)  »n  train  [of  a 

robe]. 

llt^  (gjiblu'i)  m  a  snail. 
/,  _pZ. 
22* 


340 


c.  ',?!#,  ear  [of 
corn],  point,  branch; 
stream,  water-course. 


pr. 


pr.n.m. 


pi. 

j,  to  swear,  to  con 
firm  with  an  oath,  to 
swear  to.—  Hi.  ^tftT,  inf. 

' 


p«.  ^'S,  to  cause  to 
swear,  to  bind  by  an  oath; 
to  adjure. 


and  m  H^?^',  o. 
to.a.  DrjV2^,  seven,  seven 
times,  sevenfold;  du. 
D^py?^  seven  times,  seven 
fold;  pZ.  D^?^'  seventy. 

ttatr    (§It^')    pr.n.    of    a 
well;  see  also 


seven. 

,3^  (sw'B)  Pi  f,3^',  to 
weave  after  a  checkered 
pattern.  —  Pu.  pt.  fZWQ 
to  be  set  [precious  stones 
in  gold]. 


SSH'B)  m  confusion, 
giddiness  [others:  cramp]. 

(g^b^'r)     in/- 


p|.  p.  "11  ,  to 
break  in  pieces,  to  rend, 
to  tear  in  pieces;  to  break, 
destroy,  hurt  ,  quench 
[thirst].  —  Ni.  12^,  inf. 


pi  c.  "H??^  f  '"Q?^,  to 
be  broken,  to  be  wrecked 
or  foundered,  to  be  in 
jured,  maimed,  destroyed, 
to  be  torn  in  pieces;  to 
be  broken  by  penitence. 
-  Pi.  -12^,  12^,  inf. 
13^r  fut.  "13^,  pt.  -)3.tf  p, 
to  shiver,  wreck,  crush, 
smash.—  Hi.  fut.^^'l  to 
cause  to  break  forth,  to 
open  [the  womb]. 


inf. 
iwp.  pi.  n5^',  fut. 


to 

buy  grain  or  food.  —  Hi. 
fut.  Tjatfl,  p«.  1^^'D,  to 
sell  rain. 


(sfbg 


a  breaking, 
shattering,  breach,  frac 
ture,  destruction,  misfor- 


341 


tune,  injury;  interpretation, 
solution. 


'Wr)  m,  w.». 
grain,  corn. 

*112^  (glbb5r?'n)  m,  c. 
Jf]?j!^)  a  breaking,  pain, 
destruction. 

'H^  (s^rt'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
locality  between  Ai  and 
Jericho  [or  mlpl.  quarries]. 


rQt£^,  to  desist,  to  cease, 
to  rest,  to  come  to  an  end; 
to  keep  the  sabbath  or 
sacred  day.  —  Ni.  rQt^'J  to 
be  ended,  to  cease.  —  Hi. 

rvs^'n,  inf.  iva#n,  imp. 
pi  in^D,  M  n^_, 

nst^'L,  to  cause  to  rest. 
to  let  rest,  to  bring  to  an 
end,  to  abolish,  remove, 
destroy. 


,  rest,  cessation, 
inactivity  [from  rp^'l- 
Otr8  (s^bgO-)  /•  a  sitting, 
dwelling,  seat,  place  [from 


and  «i,  c. 


nirz^,  c.  nir?^,  day  of 

rest,     holy     seventh    clay, 
sabbath  ;      week,       sacred 


seventh     year,      sabbath- 
year. 

p]TQ^  (s$bbs&9'n)  m  sacred 
time  of  rest,  sabbath. 


pr.n.m. 


pt.  M&,    to  err,  to  trans 
gress. 


error,  mistake,  unconscious 
sin,  transgression. 


^,  p?.  D^ll^',  to  waver, 
to  wander,  to  go  astray, 
to  err,  to  transgress.  —  Hi. 

rutpn,  fat.  rtitfi  pt.  n^'a, 

to  lead  astray,  to  seduce. 
^    (sa^'^)    Hi.    IT^n, 

Arf.  n^^'i,  P«.  0^'B,  to 

see,   to  look,   to  view,  to 
gaze  at. 


error,  transgression. 

"!^      (slgg?yp'n)      m,      pZ. 

PlJ"1^,   enthusiastic  song, 
hymn,  dithyramb. 

(gf^'l)  /irf.  ^*,  to 
be  rutty,  to  lie  with.  — 
Ni.  fat.  tytQ  to  be  lain 
with,  to  be  ravished.  —  Pu. 

the  same  as  Ni. 


342 


/  paramour, 
consort  of  an  oriental  king, 
favourite  wife. 

$#  (s?**")  A..  p«.  y.^9, 
pi.  D^f'p,  to  be  in  a 
frenzy,  to  rave,  to  be  mad. 

-mth.  syntpn,  pt.  yanifto, 

to  feign  oneself   mad,    to 

play  the  madman. 

tyXy  (sfegsVn)  m  a  raving, 

madness. 

1  J#  (§!T$Sr)  m,  c.  W',  what 

is  brought  forth,   a  young 

one,  fetus. 


M/.S.  Htf,  IfTW,  a 

woman's  breast,  pap,  teat, 

bosom. 
"Ft?  (gft)  TO,  only  ^.  DH^, 

wicked  demon,  idol. 
nt^1    (god)     m,    -    "Iff    a 

mother's  breast. 
*Tt^2  (god)  m  violence,  sever 

ity.  oppression,  destruction. 


ruin. 


(s&da'd)     inf. 


^',  to  be  violent,  to 
use  violence,  to  oppress. 
rob,  destroy,  ravage,  plun 
der.  —  Ni.  "Tt5ft  to  be  laid 
waste.  —  PI  Tltf,  fut. 


?£,  TJ,  p«.  T3p,  to 
oppress,  to  ruin.  —  Pw. 
1,1^  and  TW'  (§5dd&'4)  to 
be  laid  waste,  ruined, 
destroyed.  —  Ho.  fut.  "TB 
to  be  destroyed. 

rr\&  (gjdd?-)  /,  pi. 

mistress,  wife. 

^      (5Wd*'y)     rn      [adj.] 
mighty,  powerful,  almighty 


ur    pr.n.m. 

.  (§^dd!'n)  composed  of 
^  [.  1^]  and  H,  that 
there  is  a  judgment. 

(§«dcm5')     /,      pZ. 


field,  cornfield,  vinc}Tard. 


DTf  ,  nbntp,  to  parch, 

to  scorch,  to  blast. 
D"I^  (s*d?f5')  f  a  scorch 

ing;  =  iiffyf' 

*l&ytf  (Sjdd5f9'n)  m  a 
scorching,  blasting,  blight. 
ijt^  (so'h§,m)  m  a  precious 
stone  [onyx,  beryl,  or 
chrysopras]. 

)  pr.n.m. 


sjv')  m  nothingness, 
vanity,  inanity;  falsehood, 


343 


lying,  vainness,  sin,  wicked 
ness,  calamity. 

'vr)  pr.n.m. 

?)  m,  pi.  w.s.  Drp#fe>, 

and  n$itf  (g$'r)  A  c.ns#, 

a  roaring,  crashing,  tu 
mult,  storm,  tempest,  de 
struction,  desolation,  ruin. 

(sab)  p/.  HP,  in/: 


^«.  3^,  pZ. 
D^tf,  C.  '3#,  intr.  to  turn 
[oneself],  to  return,  to 
come  back,  to  turn  round, 
to  turn  about  ;  to  be  con 
verted,  to  turn  to,  to  turn 
from;  to  be  restored;  tr. 
to  restore;  to  do  repeatedly. 
to  repeat.  —  Pil.  pf.  and 

inf.  nzjitf,  fut.  rnitf;,  pt. 

nnl^'P,  tr.  to  turn,  to 
cause  to  return,  to  lead 
back,  to  seduce;  to  con 
vert,  restore,  refresh.—  Pul. 

3,3itf,  pt.  f  rmitt>9,  to 

be    turned     aside.  —  Hi. 

n^n,  inf. 


n(3^'p,  tr.  to  turn  about, 
away,  at,  to,  upon;  to 
draw,  bring,  drive  or  lead 


back;  to  give  back,  restore, 
return;  to  answer;  to  re 
call,  revoke;  to  render,  to 

offer.—  HO.  2ttnn,  fut.  nty-r, 

pt.  3EMD,  to  be  brought 
or  given  back. 

pr.n.m.  = 


,     turning     away, 
rebellious,  apostate. 


pr.w.m 

obft.)  adj., 


')  f  return,  con 


verson. 


see 


nit^,  to  be  like,  equal, 
comparable,  fit,  convenient, 
enough.  —  Pi.  rw',  fut. 
!~n^,  p«.-.W'9,  to  make 
even,  to  level,  to  calm; 
to  set,  put,  place,  lay.  — 
Hi.  fut.  rntp  1,  to  liken,  to 
compare.—  M.  [mixed  with 
Hith.]  r\F$)  to  .be  like, 
to  resemble. 


(s5v?')  »n  plain,  level 
country. 


844 


)  pr.n.  of  a 
valley  near  Jerusalem, 
called  the  king's  valley. 


0'^,  to  sink,  to  be 
bowed  down,  to  be  de 
jected.  —  Hi.  fat.  rptt>;  to 
become  depressed. 


\   patr. 


irntP  *  (suets')  /  depression. 
depth,  pit. 

rnty*  (gW)  pr.n.m.  _ 
ntsnn. 

pr.n.m.  = 


and  gent.  VW. 


DW1. 


(g5t)    ttnp. 


,    fut. 


,  to  go  about,  to 
rove,  to  move,  to  row;  to 
treat  with  contempt,  to 
despise. 

lt^  (gpt)  m,  pZ.  D^it^,  a 
scourge,  whip  ;  punishment. 

^  (§ui)  ?n  train  of  a  robe, 
skirt,  edge. 

h*(W  (8515-1)  0^.   stripped, 
barefoot,  captive. 


O-)  pr.n.f. 


[or  gent,  of   a  place  D^ll^ 


see 


t^     (gym)     «,     only 
^ll^',  garlic. 


(Sunl') 

(gtjnf'm)    pr.n.    of    a 
town     in    Issachar;     gent. 


.  ^P,  to  cry  for  help. 


(Sfi'vft')   m,    w.s.  7]^', 
cry  for  help. 


T1  (sp'a')  adj.  rich,  noble, 
liberal,  generous. 

8  (g?v)  m  and  ^Ity'1 
(Su'a-)  m  =  V^'  cry  for 
help. 

a  (Sav)  m  wealth. 


pr.n.m. 


€5f)  /•,  c.  n^ity; 
crv  ^ 


V,',  fox,  jackal. 


Yl)    pr.n.    Of    a 
district  in  Benjamin;  pr. 

(§?Tr)    m,  pZ. 
^V^,  porter,  doorkeeper. 
(sat)    /M 


13Slty'J,  to  bruise,  to  crush; 
to  pierce,  to  bite;  to  cover, 
to  veil. 


845 


pr.n.m.    = 


see 


n 

.n.  of  a  town. 


(gofS'r)    m,    c.   ISl'tf, 

pi  n-hsitf,    c 

trumpet,  horn. 

pttP1  (syk)  Pi7. 

to    cause    to    overflow,   to 

give     abundance.    —    Hi. 

p^'H  to  overflow,  to  run 

over. 
ptt£>8  (gak)  m,   pJ.  D'jJltf, 

way,  street. 
p"!^  (sok)  /,  du.  D:pJ^',  c. 

""pi^',    leg,    lower  part  of 

the  leg,  hind  leg,  fore-leg. 
"f!tt>  (g?r)  m,  w;.s.   nl^',  ^Z. 

Dn;^',  head  of  cattle,  ox, 

bull,  cow,  calf. 

"W1  (Bar)  /^.  w';,  to 

go,  wander,  travel  ;  to  look 
round,  to  view;  to  look 
after,  to  lie  in  wait. 

"Wa  (Sur)  see  Tt?1. 
"W*  (Sur)  m,  pi  w.s.  n^' 


(gyr)     m,    p 
[once  ni"]^'],  a  wall. 
^5  (>yr)  pr.n.  of  a  place 
and  desi.  \  near  the  Red  Sea. 


Sprfr)  m  [for  "1,1 

pt.  Pil.  of  W1]  a  Her  in 
wait,  lurker. 


J'n)  m,  pi  D$$ntp,  lily 
[flower  and  ornament];  pZ. 
musical  instruments  or 
melodies  or  choirs. 
|gW,  (SuS&'n),  }W'W'  pr.n. 
of  a  Persian  city,  Susa. 

ip'g^nnj')  /  lily- 
see  p^t^. 
see  n*1^'. 


pr.n.m.', 
pair.  T^OJfi 

"1,1^  (s5z&'f)  to  scorch,  singe, 
burn;  to  look  on,  to  scan. 


to  be  spun  or  twisted. 
t^    (g84)    a<^.   depressed, 
dejected. 


/u<.    *in^,     to     give     a 
present  or  a  bribe. 
Tntr       (§o-'e^d)      m       gift, 
present,  bribe. 


to  bow,  to  sink  down.  — 
-  Hi.  fut.   nntf'l    to    de 

press.  —  Hi/h.  nirin^'n,  inf. 

niiqptfTi,  imp.  "nibn^'n, 
' 


"riru?' 


346 


5JDJP' 


^qntp'P,  to  bow  down, 
to  prostrate  oneself,  to 
worship,  to  adore. 

n^  (§^oT)  m  blackness. 

&)  /  pit. 

nntr 


to  croucb,  to  sink  down; 
to  be  bowed,  depressed.  — 
Ni.  fat.  1W?  to  be  bowed 
down,  depressed,  to  be 
low  [in  the  voice].  —  Hi. 
rU£>M  to  depress,  to  make 

low.  —  mh.  fat.  nnint^, 

Fining,  to  be  bowed 
down,  depressed. 

inf. 


n,  imp.  pi  itprw,  M 
an^.  P«.  tontr,  epW,  ^z. 

c.'^D^,  ^.  p.  tttPllip,  to 
kill,  to  slaughter,  to  mas 
sacre,  to  murder;  to 
hammer  out,  to  beat  thin, 
to  sharpen.  —  Ni.  $fjt?fy, 
fat.  BpB^,  to  be  killed. 
slaughtered. 

(g^'^at^')  /  [inf.  of 

for    nnt^']     corrup 
tion. 

tp*>ntt>  (gifts')  /  a  killing, 
slaughter. 

^I'n      m     inflam 


mation,    ulcer,    carbuncle, 
elephantiasis. 


after-growth. 


thin  board. 
p^   (S5^r*)  /-,    only  pZ. 

r^n^',  pit, 

'^$i    m  lion. 


an  odoriferous  muscle. 
)nt^  (gy^ji)  m  an  unclean 
bird,  sea-mew. 
i9n^    (swfgfr)   /   lean 
ness,  consumption. 

nt^     (gm'^B)     m     pride, 
self-reliance. 

^nt^  (gjU'^aBI'm)  pr.n.  of 
a  place  in  Issachar. 


to  rub,  to  pulverise;  to 
defeat,  to  rout;  to  wear 
out,  to  hollow  out. 

nty  (g^ic)  m,  pi.  Q^pn^, 

dust;  thin  cloud;  vault  of 
heaven,  sky. 

intr  (g5^-r)  pt.  in#,  to 

be  black;  to  seek  early, 
to  strive  after,  to  desire. 
-  Pi.  W,  inf.  -tn#.  fat. 
"lp^'],  p*.  "IP^'P,  to  seek. 
to  search,  to  desire;  to 
charm  away. 


847 


m,    i.p 

the  dawn, 
day  -break,  early  light; 
fW'~}3  son  of  the  dawn, 
the  morning  star,  Lucifer. 


oftfnf  ,  /  rtfntf,  pi. 

nilht?,    black,    sunburnt, 
swarthy.' 


see 


'fr)  /  dawn 

[of  life  —  youth];   others  : 
blackness  of  hair. 

"irnntf>  (g^^wr)  «$.,  f 

rn'rnrUf,  dark,  swarthy. 

nnnt 


pr.n.m. 

M.  nntft, 

/w«.  rin^,  to  be  spoiled. 
corrupted,  marred.  —  Pi. 

nnt^',  "  inf.  and  imp.  nntt'  , 

to  corrupt,  destroy,  violate, 
injure,  wound,  devastate; 
to  act  perversely,  to  be 
wicked.  —  Hi.  rvntf'n,  inf. 

' 


pt.  rpnt^D,  to  destroy,  kill, 
ruin,  corrupt,  mar,  injure; 

' 


pt.  see 

ring*1  (gji'^a.)/,  «.p        , 

pit.     pit  -fall;     water  -pit, 
cistern;  grave 


destruc 
tion,  ruin,  corruption. 


acacia  tree. 


M  nts^,  p«.  nt:,  to 

expand,  spread  out.  —  Pi. 
to  stretch  out. 
(g?tft)     m    -    Bitf 
scourge. 

ltDCr  (slttl'm)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  and  valley  in  Moab, 
opposite  Jericho. 


,  to  flow,  to 
rush  or  pour  out  abun 
dantly;  tr.  to  overflow, 
wash  away,  to  drown,  to 
overwhelm;  to  wash,  rinse. 
-  Ni.  fut.  ?]p.f  :  to  be 
overwhelmed;  to  be  washed. 
—  Pu.  *.M  to  be  rinsed. 


ft       (gftfif) 
m    an    outpouring,    gush, 
inundation,  flood. 
ItDtr    (gtffc'r)    p«.   IJfit^,    pi. 
D^tptf^,  c.  nt?^,  to  write; 
p«.  writer,  scribe,  officer, 
overseer,     prefect,     magi 
strate. 
tOtr  (gjtr&'y)  pr.«.m. 

(5«Ly)   m    gift,    present, 
tribute. 


348 


iS">L£      (gJVn)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Issachar. 


-)  /;  «.  J 

return;  returning  people. 

?1^1  (BTW)  /,  w.«.  irn^', 
a  dwelling,  abiding,  stay. 
jt£>  (8^')  fut.  ^n,  to 
forget,  neglect. 


pit. 


J>r.n.ro. 

')  /,  pi  nirrt?', 


9r.w.  of  the  Nile; 
!>r.n.  =  Dn^P  ^HJ  brook 
between  Canaan  and  Egypt. 


.w.  of  a  brook  in  Asher. 


'ylt)  m  oar,  rudder; 
scourge. 

^1^,  n'btr,  i^ 

(§Jlp')   pr.n.   of  a  town    in 
Ephraim;       gent.      "oW 


'i)    a^'.  stripped, 
bare,  barefoot. 


and 


see 


'yln)  m,  only 
,  urine. 


1    (sir),     W    (Stjr) 
,    m/.    and    imp.   " 


^',    to    sing,    praise, 
celebrate;  pt.  singer.  —  PH. 


pi.  Dnii^'p,  to  sing,  to 
resound  ;  pt.  singer.  —  Ho. 
fut.  1^'^  to  be  sung. 

L£>a  (sir)  7n,  w.s.  i^^, 
HT^,  PZ.  Dn^',  singing, 
song  ,  hymn  ,  poem  ; 
D^'fc/n  ^'  the  song  of 
songs,  the  Song  of  Solomon. 

,  pi 


(5«L'yls)     m     white 
marble,  alabaster. 


.  of  a 

king  of   Egypt,    Sheshenk 
or  Sesonchis. 

1  (si*),  iw  (gua.)  p/. 
,  nn^  [for  nn#],  m/-. 
,  n^',  imp.  rvfc>,  M 
;,  n^;,  n^j.,  to  set, 

place,  lay.  put,  establish, 
appoint,  direct,  constitute, 
make,  produce.  —  Ho.  fut. 
PB/'l'  to  be  laid  upon. 
^a  (gja.)  m  dress,  gar 
ment. 


hedge. 


»,  t.p.       , 

vi^',     thorn,     thorn 


imp. 


33, 

pi. 

to  lie 

down,  to  lie,  to  rest,  to 
sleep,  to  lie  dead;  to  lie 
with,  to  sleep  with.  —  Ni. 
fut.  nJ53^p,  to  be  lain 
with.  —  A*.  3!^  the  same 
as  Ni.—  Hi.  SWn,  inf. 
33^'D,  fut.  3^1,  to  lay 
or  set  down,  to  prostrate; 
to  incline  or  pour  out 
[a  vessel].  -  -  Ho.  imp. 

n^n,  pt.  35^,  to  be 

laid,  prostrated. 


a    pouring    out,    effusion, 
emission. 


f  emission 
[of  seed];  others:  a  lying 
down. 


5».  p«.  pi. 
,  to  be  mad,  volup 
tuous. 

\^W   (gi^'i)    m   childless 
ness,  abandonment. 


pi.    ntf,     bereaved     of 
children,  childless. 


(slkko'r)  adj., 

pi.  oniD^,    c.  nb^,   / 

',  drunk,  intoxicated. 


to  forget,    forsake. 

/M«.  ro^, 


to  be  forgotten, 
forsaken.  —  Pi.  n3tJ>  and 
Hi.  inf.  rVD^'H  to  cause 
to  forget.  —  Hith.  ' 

to  be  forgotten. 


forgotten. 


ad;.,     pi. 

5^',  forgetting, 


B^,  to  de 

crease,  to  subside;  to 
crouch.  —  Hi.  T)!2/n  to  still, 
to  calm. 


p.  f  n?0'f  ,  to  be  or  be 
come  childless;  pt.  p. 
childless,  forsaken.  —  Pi. 
fut.  ^,  p«.  / 
?S^?,  to  make 
childless,  to  bereave  of 
children,  to  cause  abortion; 
to  miscarry;  to  be  barren. 


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—  Hi.  pt.  ^,3^8  to  make 
childless,  to  miscarry. 

(SlkkuU'm)  mlpl,  w.s. 
>',  childlessness. 
(§Wm)    Hi.  D^^'n, 
DVDt^'n,    imp. 


pt.  D^tp'D  [prop,  to  load 
on  the  shoulders  early], 
to  rise  early,  to  do  a  thing 
early  in  the  morning. 


M/.S.  "to?  IP',  back,  neck, 
shoulder;  tract  of  land, 
shoulder  of  a  mountain. 
?t£>a  (S*d&&'m)  pr.n.  of  a 
city  in  Ephraim,  Shechem; 
w.  loc.  H  n»Dtp. 

pr.n.m.  ; 


pt 


1^',  w.s.  ]ft 
IX,  fut. 

.^,  pi. 


«.  p. 

c.  .,  to  settle 
down,  to  lie  down,  to  rest, 
to  abide,  remain,  dwell, 
inhabit,  possess;  pt.  p. 
settled  down,  dwelling.— 
Pi.  ptf,  inf.  -ptf,  fut. 
1,3.^0  to  cause  to  dwell. 
to  set  up.—  #t. 


JJVl,    1?.^-,  to  cause  to 
dwell,  to  lay  down. 


pt^,  dwelling,  abiding; 
inhabitant,  neighbour. 


a  dwelling. 


pr.n.m. 


p.  p- 

c.  njplf^,  to  drink  [wine], 
to  be  drunk,  intoxicated; 
pt.  p.  drunken.  —  Pi.  "1,3.^', 

inf.  •)?#,  /MI.  ip.^';,  p«.  / 

n^3t&'t?,  to  make  drunk, 
to  intoxicate.—  Hi.  T,?^'n, 
fut.  TDtp'l,  the  same  as 
Pi.  —  Hith.  fut.  2.  gg.  f 
V^?STO  to  behave  like  a 
drunken  one. 

iDt^  (§?c^5'r)  wi  strong,  in 
toxicating    drink     [wine, 
mead,  &c.]. 
see 


drunkenness. 

|i"]$^a    (§ikk?ro'n)  pr.n.  of 
a  town  in  Judah. 
W   (sg,l)  m    transgression, 
fault,  crime. 


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^  (sgl)  a  particle  denoting 
relation,  composed  of  ty 
[=  •)#«]  and  'P;  ($| 
because  of,  on  account  of, 

because      of     me; 

on  whose  account? 
J.^  (S&r«n?'n)  adj.  tran 
quil,  quiet. 

t7#  (Wb)  Ft*.  3,^,  p«. 
/7pZ.  niWtp,  to  be'  jointed 
or  fitted  together. 
?tp%  (g?i5'b)  m,  only  2?Z. 
D^?t^,  connecting  piece, 
joint-ledge. 

?B>  (Ws)  m  fut.  $#1, 
to  produce  snow,  to  snow. 
(gfilgy)    m,    i.p.  $tf, 
snow. 


(§515'),       _ 

M.  pZ.  r^'>,  to  be  quiet, 
tranquil,  at  ease.  —  Ni. 
fut.  n?E^  to  be  secure, 
negligent  —  Hi.  fut.  H^ 
to  deceive,  seduce. 

n^a  (BW)  /w.  ^-?.,  to 

draw  out. 


y  V 

see  n'^^. 

/  flame; 
^'  flame  of  PP. 


,  W1  see  H^'1. 

51?V)  orf/.,  pi.  c. 
$?#j  quiet,  tranquil,  con 
tented;  forgetful,  careless. 

W   (Wv)    «n,    w.s.    ll^', 

tranquillity,  ease. 
rrbW  (S5lv5f)  /  tranquillity, 

security,  rest,  carelessness; 

'tP'5  unexpectedly. 

(§lna'a^)  m,   only  ^Z. 

y',  dismission,  re 
pudiation  [of  a  wife];  bill 
of  divorce;  dowry. 

l^  (§5l?'m)  »n,   c.   Dl^, 

w.s.  '•pi^',  K  ppi?^, 

health,  welfare,  good  con 
dition,  success,  comfort; 
peace,  salvation;  adj.  well, 
peaceful,  secure,  whole. 


,  regmt&l. 

pr.w.wi. 

see 


mp.  n^tp',  nn?^, 
pt.  n^jy,  w.«. 


',  to  stretch  out,  to 
extend,  to  send,  to  send 
away,  to  withdraw;  to 


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send  word;  pt.  p.  stretched 
out,  tall  [others  :  let  loose, 
roaming    at  large].  —  Ni. 
inf.  ni?#J   to  be  sent.  - 
Pi.   ffaf,   inf.  OJgtf,   h£#, 

w.s.  in?sy,  imp.  n?^',  /M«. 

nJKflj,  p«.  0,^9,  to  send 
away  or  forth,  to  despatch  ; 
to  dismiss,  to  set  free;  to 
cast,  to  shoot;  to  let 
down;  to  expel,  reject;  to 
stretch  out.  —  Pu.  nW, 

fut.  nfe>,  pt.  n^'t?,  to 

be  sent,  to  be  sent  away, 
dismissed,  to  be  let  free; 
to  be  scared,  abandoned. 
forsaken.—  fit.  D^'H,  inf. 
IT^'H,  pt.  D^'tt,  to  send. 
"2$l  (gg'i&$)  ™  missile, 
javelin;  sprout,  shoot, 
child. 


pr.n.m. 

pr.w.  of  a 
pond  and  aqueduct  on  the 
south-east  of  Jerusalem, 
Shilouh. 

n^tfJ  (g*iq$r)  /,  only  pi. 
',  shoot,  sprout. 


pr.n.m. 

(SiletH'ra)   pr.n.   of  a 
town  in  Judah. 

in,   c.  1P^', 

.  yaW,    Pz.  nijnf^, 


what  is  spread  out,    mat, 
table;  table  of  God,  altar; 


table  of  flie  shewbread. 


B,2^,  to  rule,  to  have 
dominion  over.  —  fit.  /M«. 
tt^>tp'l,  "tD^'n,  to  give 
power,  to  permit,  to  let 
rule. 


«n,  pi.  D'P, 
c.    p.',  a  shield. 
mjTHjZ?   (slitp'n)  arfj.  having 
power   [others:  m  power]. 
tt^  (sang1  tea-)  see  B'£#. 

(§nr)  »»,  t.p.  <l^',  rest, 
quiet. 

'T?^  (aw)  /,  w.*.  ^X 

after-birth. 

see  ^«. 

(saiii't)    «rf/.,    pi 

',  /  ntp^\  having 
power,  imperious;  a  ruler, 
maistrate. 


m,  p. 

^#,  third  part,  a  dry- 
measure  [V8  ephah];  arfv. 
by  measure,  abundantly; 
pZ.  a  musical  instrument, 
triangle  or  trichord;  a 
hero,  chariot-warrior. 

adj. 


353 


num.     m,     pi. 


the  third,  third  part, 
third  time,  third  day, 
third  story. 


m/.    "^H      T]>n     imp. 


,  to  throw,  to  cast, 
to  cast  off,  away,  down; 
to  overthrow,  to  expel, 
reject.-  //o.rj^n,7]^(-l, 
fut.  Tfetf*,  p.  -q^'p,  'f 
n^^P,  to  be  thrown,  to 
be  cast  out  or  down,  to 
be  destroyed. 

a  pelican. 
/  the 
felling  [of  a  tree]. 
O^*   (gWc$$d.)   pr.n.  of 
a    gate    leading    to    the 
temple. 
SR}  (W1)  inf.  Vtf,  ^, 

fut.  pi.  i^n,  pi.  ?^,  to 

draw  out,  to  plunder,  to 
rob.  —  At.  fut.  ?,#:  to  fall 
off  [fruits],  or  from  T5^. 

—  Eith.  ^intr'n   to  be 

plundered,  to  become  a 
prey. 


,  booty,  spoil,  gain. 

Hebrew-English. 


p«.  p.  pi.  c.  , 

to  be  whole,  uninjured, 
safe  and  sound,  peaceful, 
friendly.  —  Pi.  D^',  fn/. 
P  r^',  imp. 


COT, 


qn,  pi.  «.  'p?9,  to 

complete,  to  restore,  to 
give  back,  repay,  requite, 
reward..  —  Pu.  D2^,  fat. 

q^';,  p«.  qWp,  "to  be 

paid,  repaid,  requited,  re 
warded;  to  be  at  friend 
ship.  —  Hi.  D^'H,  fut. 
D^lfl,  D^':,  q?^l,  to 
complete,  perform,  finish; 
to  make  or  have  peace; 
to  submit.  —  Ho. 
to  be  a  friend. 


SfF  (S5l?'m)  o^.,  pi. 
D^,  /  nD^',  pi. 
niD^tp,  whole,  complete, 
uninjured,  unhewn;  peace 
ful,  friendly. 

'm)    pr.n.    of    a 
city  - 


m,  pi. 

,  requital,  th;inks; 
pi.  mostly  after  rQJ.  thank- 
offering,  peace-offering. 
23 


354 


recompense. 


see 


m    requital, 


pr. 


/, 


requital,  punishment. 
b?tt>     ( 
Solomon. 


pr.n.m. 

S*19ml'*)     pr.n.f. 
and  m. 

iPf5^  (S$ln4'n),  IQjK^lP 
(§§,lm$n'§'C§r)  pr.n.m.  oi  an 
Assyrian  king. 

t^   (g$lmp'n)  m,    only  pZ. 
',  gift,  bribe. 


,    to    draw   out,   to 
pull  off. 

\j$  (Sg'lgf)  pr.n.m.,  SOU  of 
Joktan,  a  tribe  in  southern 
Arabia. 


A',  tr'.',  twp. 
#5i  to  divide 

into  three  parts,  to  do  for 
the  third  time,  on  the 
third  day.—  Pu.  pt.  &%#?, 

'i  pi-  n 


to  be  threefold,  to  be  three 
years  old. 


e.  riyjtp,  three;  pi.  Dy?^ 
thirty,  the  thirtieth. 

(SIUTS)  m,  only  pZ. 
descendants  in 
the  third  generation,  great 
grand-children. 


pr.n.m. 

"!t£vt£J  (ss'liss')  pr.n.  of  a 
district  near  the  mountains 
of  Ephraim. 


ac^y.  three  days  ago,  the 
day  before  yesterday, 
formerly. 


2^  (s?m)  adv.  there,  then, 
w.  loc.  n  n^'  thither, 
hither;  C^'I^'X.  where; 

thence,  since;    1$$ 

whence. 

n^'fi)  PI-  ^9^)  °- 

sign,      memorial, 
token;  name,  fame,  renown; 
.T  D^'  the  name,  essence, 
honour  of  God. 
-^8   (gem)  pr.n.m. 


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,V.  "WO,  M  W?,  to 
be  laid  waste,  to  be  de 
stroyed,  annihilated;  inf. 
destruction.  —  ' 

inf.  nptf'n, 

for  Tptf'Pi1?],  «np. 

fut.  TpVl,  "IjP'fl,  to  'de 
stroy,  to  waste,  to  ex 
tirpate. 


astonishment,  horror;    de 
solation,  ruin. 


mu'f'l)  Samuel,  pr.n.m. 

^v)  /; 


pi.  niyp^',  a 

hearing,  something  heard, 
report,     news,     announce 
ment,  message,  instruction. 
tJJ  (g$mu'r)  pr.n.m. 


tmj9.  p. 
'>,  to  throw, 
cast,  fling;  to  neglect,  to 
let  lie  unused,  untilled; 
to  leave  [work].  —  Ni. 
iy?¥ty  to  be  cast  or  hurled 
down.  —  Ui.  fut.  tSD^'l  to 
release,  to  let  loose. 

(s«mitt?')   /  remis 


sion,     release;     't^'H    r\ 
year    of   release,    sabbath- 
year. 

(s^mm&'y);  y^P^  (§J- 

mj«"),  pair.  W&f, 
pr.n.m. 

?W  (§5m^i'ylm)  pi.  m,  t>. 
D^^\  w.  loc.  PI  nO)jD^, 
c.  sp^,  MM.  V/^'j  height, 
heaven,  sk}T. 

PPtp  (gemini')  ad/,  num. 
m,  /  n^pl^,  the  eighth; 
/  the  octave  [in  music]. 

VDi^1     (SjmJ'r)     '/n,     w.«. 

I^P^',  thorn,  thorn-bush; 

diamond. 

TO^a    (SjmlT)    pr.w.   of    a 

town  in  Judah;  pr.n.m. 

TptfJ  (S«mrr5m5'«-)  pr. 


pt^,  to  be  astonished, 
stupefied;  to  be  desolate, 
waste,  solitary,  depopu 
lated.  —  Ni.  E,:n,  pt.  f 

n;^;,    pi  nizpr'j,    the 

same    as     Q.  —    Po.    pt. 
-DDit^p  to  be   astonished, 
stunned;  to  destroy,  to  lay 
23* 


356 


waste.  —    Hi.    D£*'n,     pi. 

ttDBft,    in/.  Bp#0,   /•««. 

D'tfl,  Dtp';,  j>«.  Q^p'f  D,  to 
be  astonished;  to  lay 
waste,  destroy.  —  Ho. 
Dt^'rj  (hQss$'ra)  the  same 
as  Q.  —  Eith.  DDin^'n  to 
be  astonished,  benumbed; 
to  despair,  to  ruin  oneself, 
ptfj  (g$me'm)  adj.  waste, 
desolate. 

(I«m?m$f)  /,  pZ.  c. 
nippt^,  astonish 
ment,  horror,  desolation, 
devastation. 

iDDt^  (si-mam*')  =  '"W^'. 

DE)t#  (simrajmp'n)  m  aston 
ishment,  stupor. 
J2!#   (gjm&'n)   M   ip^':,   to 

be   or  become   fat.  —  Hi. 

Vpy'fl,    in/.  IP^'n,    M 

^ptp'l,    to    make   fat,    un 
feeling;  to  become  fat. 
ptf*  (gjmfn)  adj.,  /  n^^, 
fat,  stout,  fertile,  rich. 

J5t£>  (g5m5'n)  m,  only  pi. 
D^D^',  c.  $W',  fatness, 
fertility,  fat  or  rich  soil. 

DJ^    (Sfi'mfin)    m,    »>.   ^^, 

«/.«.  yp^',  pi.  D^9^,  fat 
ness,  fat,  fat  food;  fertil 
ity,  strength ;  oil,  ointment. 


wwm.  /,  in  H'J^^?  c- 
eight;  pZ. 
eighty. 


imp.  yoif,    n 


/  n^p^,  to  hear,  to  lend 
an  ear  to,  to  listen,  to 
attend;  to  understand,  to 
obey.  --  JVii.  VptfO,  inf. 


,  /  n^p'f  j,  to  be 

heard,  to  be  listened  to; 
to  obey;  to  be  understood. 
-  Pi.  VP^',  fut.  yp^,  to 
make  hear,  to  call.  —  //i 


for 


^^p^'D,  to  cause  to  hear, 
to  make  heard;  to  sound, 
call,  cry,  sing,  announce, 
summon. 


m,   i. 

a  hearing, 
sound,  report,  fame,  ac 
count,  announcement. 


(§em5")    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Judah. 


357 


pmi    m,  w.s. 

report,  rumour 


(sim'o'n);      7$!?     (§M')5 

§5ma«yr), 

pr.n.m. 


(gfi'mfiB), 
m  and 

/  whisper,  a  whispering, 
mocking,  mischievous  joy. 
inf. 


pi 

«.    p. 

/  n^p',  to  watch, 

to  keep,  to  guard,  to 
retain;  to  observe,  regard, 
attend.  —  Ni.  "1,8  ffy  tmjo. 


to  be  kept,  guarded;  to 
take  heed,  to  beware.  — 
Pi.  pt.  "Ifttt'tt,  to  honour, 
to  worship.  —  Hith.  ID^n 
to  take  heed;  to  observe, 
to  keep. 

Dtt>     (§5m5'r)     or 
(gg'mgr)  w,  only  pZ. 
dregs,  lees;  old  wine. 
lp^a  (gg'mgr)  pr.n.m. 
1D^  (simmy'r)    m,    Only  pZ. 


s8mi5r5') 
'f,  eyelid. 


D^piy',    ob?ervance,    cele 

bration. 

ipt^1   (gpmfr)    m    keeper, 

watch,  see  IDt^'  Q.  p«. 

.m.  and  /. 
only  pZ. 

(g^mr5')  /  Watch, 
guard. 

*P1P^  (sjmro'n)  pr.n.m., 
pair.  \f\QW';  pr.n.  of  a 
town  in  northern  Canaan. 

I^Dt^  (g?'mWn)  ^.n./.  of 
the  chief  city  in  the  king 
dom  of  Israel,  Samaria; 
the  kingdom  itself. 


pr.w/. 
and 


the  sun, 
sunlight,  daylight;  pi 
battlements,  pinnacles. 

(§Img9'n)     Samson; 


.  of  an  unknown 
(Sfn)  m  and  /,  c. 

i^,  dw.  o.^,  c. 


pi  D]j£',  tooth;  elephant's 
tooth,  ivory;  point  oi  a 
rock,  peak;  point  of  a  fork. 
t£>*  (g?n)  pr.n.  of  a  place. 
see  W'. 

'  sleep. 


pr.w.m. 

(slnVn)  m  repetition. 
also     **$    (s*n*'), 

i«/.  nW,  imp.  pz.  utp, 


pZ.  cj,  f  nW,  to 
double,  to  do  again,  to 
repeat;  to  be  different,  to 
change.  —  M.  inf.  n 
to  be  repeated.—  Pi.  H 
^,  in/,  nlj^,  fut.  Tfttf], 
pt.  n^'tp,  to  change 
to  alter,  to  pervert,  to 
transfer.  —  Pu.  XM'  to  be 
changed,  improved.  :  —  Hith. 
n  to  disguise  oneself 


pZ.   niJ^',    e.   niJ#    [repe 
tition]  year. 


TO^',  pZ.  rTfol^,  sleep. 
^in^   (gfinhfrbbl'm)    pZ.   m 

ivory. 


D]J^,       crimson       colour, 
crimson-coloured  stuff. 
t^  (§?nl')  acf;.  num.  w,  pZ. 
q^tp',  /  FTW',  the  second, 
the  other;  /a  second  time. 


(§t*'ylm),  c.  \n 
a  pair. 


',  two,  both, 


.  m,  /  D'£f 
rn.i^V,  twelve,  the  twelfth. 
":^^  (gains')  /  sharp 
word,  mockery. 


n)  p«.  p.  W^,  to 
sharpen,  to  point.  —  Pi. 
^tt>  to  enforce,  inculcate.  —  • 
Hith.  $"if*'n  to  be  stung, 
pierced,  vexed. 

0tt>  (g^n^'B)  Pi.  fut.  qatf;, 

to  gird. 

JJ^  (SlnVr)  pr.n.wi.,   Ba 

bylonia. 

(S«n5'0-)     /    «     H^ 
leep. 

M*.  HD^,  pt. 


c.    ^^,    pi.    p.   ^D^,     to 
plunder,  rob,  spoil.  —  Po. 

npi^\  i.  «^.  'njpitf  [for 

,  the  same  as  Q. 


359 


pZ.    IDt^;,    pt.    D$W    [for 
DDt^J,  to  plunder,  to  rob. 
-  M*.  M  pZ.  tot^  to  be 
plundered. 


r$iD^',  to  split,  to  cleave. 
-  Pi.'  yet?,  in/-  W,  M 
VP^'o  to  tear  asunder,  to 
tear  to  pieces;  to  chide. 
DE>  (gg'Bs*)  m  cleft,  fis 
sure. 

P^  (BW'f)  Pi.  M  *)P#;. 
to  cut  in  pieces,  to  chop  up 


^T',  /M«.  nv'f?,  v^,  to 

look,  to  look  about,  at, 
upon;  to  observe,  regard; 
to  look  away  from.  —  .Hi. 
imp.  yt^rj  to  look  away 
from.  --  ffiih.  fut.  ynt^ 
to  look  about,  to  look  at 
one  another. 


a  stamping,  tramping. 
ptt^   (gr^tnfz)  m   cloth 
woven  of  different  threads, 
wool  and  linen  mixed. 

(B?"*l)    m,    w.s. 
,     pi. 

',    the   hollow  of  the 
hand,  a  handful. 


(§&'Wm)  pr.n.  of 
a     town     in     Dan;     gent. 


5»"*ll'ni)    pr.n.    of 
a  district  in  Benjamin. 


Ari.   "^'J,  in/- 

n,  imp.  pi.  vvjrn,  to 

lean  or  support  oneself, 
to  rest  on,  to  rely  on;  to 
adjoin,  to  lie  near. 

V^1  (§*'*'*)  ••»>?.  pi-  wp, 

to  be  besmeared  [on  the 
eyes],  to  be  blind.  —  Hi. 
imp.  yt^'ri  to  besmear,  to 
blind.  —  HUh.  imp. 
^Vf  ^^  to  be  besmeared, 
blinded. 


ji^1  (»•*••)  pap. 

M  pi.  ^'^';,  to  make 
glad,  to  delight,  to  caress; 
to  play,  to  amuse  oneself. 

—  Poip.  fut.  pi.  iy^'y^'o 

(t»gQ"Wq)  to  be  caressed. 
-  Hith.  fut.  V&Vj&l,  to 
deliht  in. 


pr.n.m. 

(S5'»'r)   to    think,    to 
estimate. 

»"»r)  »n  and  /,  t.p. 

.  loc.  n  niv;^',  du. 


gate,  entrance,  forum. 


2  (sr*r)  m,  pi.  OnV?, 
measure. 

(Sp'S'r)   ad;.,   only  pi. 
Dnyf  >  horrid,  harsh,  bad. 
see  IJKitf. 

(gj-ara'r)  ad;.,  only 
/"  nynvf?',  horrible;  a 
horrible  thing. 

"1£J2*  (§a"ar0rl')  adj.,  only 

/  nyi'i")^  horrible. 

pr.n.m. 

)  pr.n.  of 
towns  in  Judah  and  Simeon. 


[Persian]. 

UtyU?   (srca§u'a€)   m,    only 


delight,  enjoyment,  plea 
sure. 

St^1  (§?fa')  M.  pt.  HB'f  J, 
to  be  bald,  bare.  —  Pu. 
ns^'  to  be  bared. 

Tij^1  (§?f5')  /,   only  pi.  c. 

Sl^,  cheese. 


(g«f?'t)  m,  pi. 
judgment,  punishment 


pr.n.m. 


/,  c. 


',     female    servant, 
maid-servant. 
OSl^     (S5f^t)     tn/. 


c.  ^2^,  to  decide,  to 
judge,  to  administer  right, 
to  vindicate  ,  condemn, 
punish;  to  govern,  to  rule; 
pt.  judge,  magistrate,  ruler. 
-  M.  fip^fj.  inf.  ttDt&71, 
fut.  tDStt^,  to  be  judged, 
condemned;  to  go  to  law, 
to  plead.  —  Po.pt.  ttDCTp, 
w.s.  Sp9ty9,  to  judge. 
pr.«.m. 
,n,  only  pi 

D^pDty  ,  judgment,  punish 
ment. 


m,  ».p.  . 

D?S^,     D]?^',    baldness, 
bareness,  bare  place. 


(suppt'm)  pr.n.m. 

*IS^S^  (§5flf?'n)  m  a  species 

of  serpent. 

St£J    (gsfl'r)    pr.w.    of    a 
town. 

)     fn/1  ' 


T]1Drf  ,  to  pour,  to  pour 
out,  to  shed,  to  spill;  to 
throw  or  cast  out  or  up. 
_  Ni.  rgtf),  inf.  WH, 
fut.  ^S^.,  to  be  poured 
out,  to  be  shed;  to  be 
lavished.  —  Pu.  TjBtf  to 
be  poured  out,  to  slip.  - 
Hith.  ?j£.ni?n  to  be  poured 
out,  to  pour  oneself  out. 
T]Sp  (S8'igc$)  m  place  for 
pouring  out. 

nDSE*  (S5W&5')  m  a  man's 
privy  member. 


'?,  to  sink,  to  be 
felled,  to  be  or  become 
low,  humbled,  subdued.— 
Hi.  ^2^'H,  inf.  ^^i, 
fut.  ^§4^1?  pi-  ?\?^'Q,  to 
make  low,  to  fell,  to 
humble,  to  overthrow. 


adj.,   c 

pi.  DDtp,  /  n',  low, 
humble,  depressed. 


m,  UF.«. 
lowness,  low  state. 

)  / 


depression,  low  land,  plain 


tract     of     land  between 
Joppa  and  Gaza. 

-tet^     (sifia'O-)  /     the 

sinking  of  lands,  laziness. 


g*       (s«f5'm);    niO?^' 
m?'^)  pr.n.  of  towns; 


m,  p.  , 

a  rodent,  marmot  or  rabbit. 


j'f&')     and    r 
(slfV)    /,    c.  nyst^,   abun 
dance,  plenty,  multitude. 
ly^l^   (gjfli)  pr.n.m. 
"19^  (gffe'r)    to    shine;    to 
be  pleasant,  agreeable. 


sit  r?')  /  brightness,  beauty. 
(gfi'fgr)  pr.n.  of  a 
mountain  in  the  Arabian 
desert. 


pr.n./. 

S^  (g&Iri'r)  m  adorn-' 
ment,  canopy  or  carpet  of 
a  throne. 


tmp.  ns, 

/i*«.  nb^'l,  to  place,  to  set, 
to  put;  to  give. 

'9-)    m,    only  du. 
?f!l§f',  pegs,  hooks;    en 
closure,  fold. 


(Sg'Bgf)    m    an    over 
flowing,  effusion. 

(sak&'d)  inf.  Yj?^,  Art. 


to  be  awake,  .to  watch, 
to  be  watchful;  to  lie  in 
wait,  to  lurk.  —  Pu.  pt. 
Tjj&^t?  [denom.  of  1^']'  to 
be  almond-shaped. 


almond-tree,  almond. 

ptr  (ask*-)  Pu¥p 

to    be    moistened. 


nptp'n, 
pt. 

D^p.^'D,  to  give  to  drink, 
to  water;  j?«.  cupbearer, 
butler  [see  Plfctfto]. 
pC^  (§Ikku'y)  m,  only  pi. 
w.«.  11?^',  ;i|^',  drink, 
refreshment. 


,   abomination, 
disgust;  idol. 


pt.  t5J?.t,  to  rest, 
to  lie  quiet,  to  be  undis 
turbed,  unmolested,  in 
active.  —  Hi.  inf.  U'p.^'n, 

*W3,  imP-  ®W^  to  Sive 
rest,  to  quiet,  to  calm;  to 

keep  quiet;  inf.  rest,  quiet. 


(sg'kgt)  m  rest,  quiet. 
(s?kn)    mA   ^p^, 

^p-f,  fut.  y^f>,  yip^:, 

p«.  ?p.ti^,  to  poise,  to 
weigh,  to  weigh  to;  to 
estimate,  to  try.  —  Ni. 
7p_^J  to  be  weighed. 


(se-kei)  m,  pi  a$$#t 

•.  \Jj?^',  weight,  definite 
weight,  unit  of  weight; 
the  standard  coin,  shekel 
[a  silver  shekel  equal  to 
20  n,^,  50  shekels  - 
1  mine  or  100  drachms]. 

DjP^  (gjinnv)  /;  only  pi. 
Dspp^'  and  nlpj?^,  syca 
more-tree. 


jkr)  fut.  V$&\  to 
sink  down,  to  subside;  to 
burn  down.  —  Ni.  yp.tf'J 
the  same  as  Q.  —  Hi. 

rp.t?n,   fut.  ^p.^'l,   to 

cause  to  sink  or  subside; 
to  press  down. 


only    pi.    nnnypjp,     de 
pression,  hollow. 

}%&  (SvM'i)   [Q.  perh.  p«. 

p.      P)lp^, 

framed]     A7*. 

Fjpt^0,  to  look  out,  down, 

forth;  to  be  visible.  —  Hi. 


to  look  at,  down,  through. 


beam,  frame-work,  timber- 

work. 

]fp^  (ssk?'f)   m,    only  pi. 

D\?jrf  [-  *)£#]  work  of 

crossed  beams. 


M  ??#;,  to 

make  unclean,  loathsome; 
to  detest,  reject. 

yi?K*  (38'kgB)  m  abomina 
tion,  loathing;  abominable, 
unclean  things. 

'k)  fut.  ptft,  j*. 

.W,  f  nRp^i  to  move 
to  and  fro,  to  run  about, 
to  roam;  to  be  greedy,  to 

thirst—  #^.p,^pru?n  to 

run  along. 

pjy  (§5k&'r)  Arf-lW.,  to 
liei  to  deceive.—  Pi.  "1^', 
fut.  "Ij5.#;,  to  lie,  to  de 
ceive.  to  act  falsely. 


m,  t.p 

pi.  Dnj^,  «.  n.p^',  a  lie 
falsehood,    fraud,     deceit 
deceitful,  vain,    unreliable 
thing;  adv.  in  vain. 


fl  /;  P 

Hp.tt'',  watering-trough. 


r      m,     w.» 
navel,  navel  cord. 
pr.n.m. 


m  mirnge  [a 
phenomenon  in  deserts]. 


'W  (g^I't)  m  sceptre. 

)  P».  n-j^',  to 

loose,  to  free. 

1^'    (5W)    /,    only    pi 
)!^',     caravan;     also    — 


/•,     only    pi 
t?',  chain,  bracelet. 
TJT\W    (§5rq^$'n)    pr.n.    of 
a  town  in  Simeon. 
T\&  (g?r$'n)    pr.n.  of    the 
level  sea-coast  from  mount 
Carmel  to  Joppa. 


see 


and 

beginning. 
pr.n.m. 
pr.n.w. 


fiy  (§Iryp'n),  VT1 

m;  pi.  D^^, 

coat  of  mail. 


/;  only  Pr 

ni]?"1")^,  a  hissing,  scorn; 
piping,  whistling. 


364 


(gsrf'r)    m,    only 
\T1^,  sinew,  muscle. 


(5<rlr<r&)  /  firm 
ness,  strength;  obduration 
obstinacy. 


l  (§?rcmr)  /;  only  pi 
nip,l#  [perh.  for  nlp^] 
plain,  field. 


to  creep,  to  crawl,  to 
swarm,  to  multiply. 

V"!#  (Sg'rgB)  m  <joM.  creep 
ing  animals,  reptiles,  small 
water  animals. 

P2?*  (§?r$'k)  /M«.  pi^>,  to 
hiss,  to  pipe,  to  whistle, 
to  hiss  at,  to  mock. 

njnK>  (gilts')  f  a  hissing, 
scorn. 

"1^    (S5r5'r)  pr.n.m. 

W^W  (§5ryg)  Pi.  ^1^,  to 
root  out.  —  PM.  ^1^  to 
be  rooted  out,  to  be  rooted. 
—  Po.  tfW  to  strike 
root.  -  -  HI  fut. 
pt.  W'^y  '»,  to  strike 
to  thrive. 

Htr  (5?'rfig)  m,  M/.*.  T] 
(5§rg?'«),   pZ.   D^'7^'  (sy'-- 
Sj'm),  c.  ^1^',  root,  basis, 


bottom,  race,  abode,  origin; 
shoot,   sprout,  descendant. 
"¥H£>   (§W)  /,    only  pi. 
c.  r\W~]W,  chain. 

rs?rg')    /,    only 
f*]$i  chain. 


ril^p,  to  serve,  to  attend 
or  wait  on,  to  do  service 
[as  a  priest];  pt.  servant, 
minister,  attendant. 


see 


c.  n,  six;  pl.  DW 
sixty. 

^8  (§?§)  TO  =  ^  white 
marble,  alabaster;  byssus, 
white  linen  or  cotton. 

$&  (aiar)  Pi.  x^',  to 
lead. 


.  ,Tf  ^',    to 
divide  into  six  parts. 

(Wy);   ^  (s?s»'y) 

pr.n.m. 


(§ISSD  ad;,  num.  m,  / 

nW,    the    sixth,    sixth 
part. 


3(55 


pr 


.n.  of  a  cit 


=  Babylon. 


pr. 


red  colour,  cinnabar,  ver 
milion. 

tt>  (353.)  m,  only  pZ.  nin^', 
w.s.  rpnri^',  pillar,  column; 
prince,  statesman. 

1     (sea-)     m,     pi.     w.9. 

the  buttocks. 
(g?o-)  /=  n«tp'  noise, 
tumult. 


(550-5')  inf.  nn^,  nt 
i^',  nln^',  imp.  nnt?', 
' 


pt. 


,  to  drink,  to  enjoy 
to     undergo.    —    Ni.    fut. 
to  be  drunk.  —  Hi. 

from  npT^'. 

&§\>)  m  a  drinking, 
carousing. 


!i£'"  (s?3-r)  m  the  warp  of 


the  weaver. 


shoot. 


see 


m     plant, 


p.  ?^,  pz.  Din-f,  to 

set,  to  plant. 

g?&a'm)     pt.    p.    c. 
tp',  to  close  [others:  to 
open]. 


.  ^n^!5   [tfenom.  Of 
to  make  water,  to  piss. 


to  cease,  to  rest. 

n^>  (g^5'r)  pr.n.m.  [Per 

sian]. 


pr.n.m.  [Persian]. 


/.  n^',  to 

set.  put,  place.  —  At.  H^^ 
to  subside,  to  be  dried 
up;  but  see  r\ 


the  twenty-second  letter 
of  the  alphabet,  called  in 
[sign,  mark,  cross];  as  a 
numeral  =  400. 


N  m,  Pi  D>xn,  c.  V>:n, 

chamber,  room. 

S?1  (t$'O)  to  desire,  to 

long  for. 


30C> 


Pi.pt.  2Nr*T\ 
to  detest,  abominate. 
nsn    (t»"»W)    /   desire, 
longing. 

ujn1  (t?v)  Pt.  M 


pZ.  WJV,  to  measure  out, 
to  determine. 


1  (t*y)  m  mountain-goat. 
antelope,  gazelle. 

(tr*vr)  /,  «.  n&n, 

.«.  \0i8p,  desire,  longing, 


wish,  lust,  charm,  delight; 
desirable  or  pleasant 
things. 


!!$£    (t*"«T*f)  /  boundary, 


limit. 


i"»ir)  /  curse. 


^p^in,  to  be  double,  to 
' 


be  paired.  —  HI  D'«0rif 
p«.  //pi.  niO^OD,  to  bear 
twins. 


m,    only 


,  couple. 


m,  pi.  D 


twin. 
JXJ1 
tion. 


rut,  copula 


tree,  fig. 


c.  ysn,   fig- 

')  /  occasion. 
sorrow 


grief. 


S      (t«'«nl'm)  pf.  m   toil, 
labour. 


pr.n.  of  a  town  in  Epbraim. 


(t5'$'r)  to  go  round, 
to  compass.  —  Pi.  fut.  w.t. 
inn.Nn^  to  delineate.  —  Pu. 
pt.  "INhp,  to  be  turned, 


extended. 


ri,  outline,  form,  figure. 


?H?^   (****?'*")  pr.n.m. 


(t«»jgsci'r)  »j  a  kind 
of  tall  cedar  or  cypress 
sherbin-cedar. 


(t?Hr)  /,  c.  nnn,  chest, 

box;  ark,  boat. 


produce,     fruit,     increase, 
gain,  profit,  result. 


insight,    prudence,   under 
standing,  intelligence. 


ri  (t5\>afi$')  f  a  treading 
down,  destruction. 


367 


(t$V?'r)  pr.n.  of  a 
mountain  in  Galilee;  of  a 
town  in  Zebulon;  of  an 
oak  in  Benjamin. 
liri  (tM'i)  /  the  earth, 
the  inhabited  earth,  the 
world. 

liri    (tg'Vgl)    m    pollution, 
profanation. 


J"l  y        (tWJ'&)  /  consump 
tion,  destruction. 

2JP3P  (t'wnu'i)  adj.  bleared 
or  spotted  [in  the  eye]. 
n  (tS'\»gn)  m  straw,  chaff. 
nl')  pr.n.m. 

(tJWa)     /,     MM. 
iJVJ3£l,  pattern,  model  for 
building,  likeness. 
lorin  (ti^fr?1)  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  the  desert. 
jin  (tf^?'0)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
near  Shechem. 


pH'fi'fi6r)pr.n.«i.  [also  ID??, 

^e]. 

'i    m  benefit. 


strife,  dispute,  quarrel. 

?')  ^r.n.   of 


a    northern    people     and 
country,  Armenians. 


i  (tI4h5'r)  w  a  kind 
of  tree  [elm,  plane  or 
yew-tree]. 

ibin  (t$4m$'r)  pr.n.  of  a 
city  in  the  Syrian  desert 
between  Damascus  and  the 
Euphrates,  Palmyra. 

W)  P»-.n.m. 

Q)  «i  desolateness, 
wasteness  ,  desolation, 
desert,  emptiness,  nothing 
ness;  adv.  in  vain. 

inn  ,  chn  (t«hp'm)  m  and 

/,  pi.  niChO,  a  roaring, 
water-chaos,  deep,  abyss, 
ocean. 


ni^IJ  [D?  in  the  title 
of  the  book  of  Psalms], 
praise,  song  of  praise, 
hymn,  psalm. 

"Vjnn  (t$'h°i$')  /  mistake, 
sin. 


r)  /  pro 

cession. 

DIDnri  (t&hpuW  /;  only 
pi.  nlp^Fl,   perverseness, 
falsehood. 
ri  (tsiv)  m  sign,  mark,  cross. 

in   -   ixr?     gazelle     or 
antelope. 


oxin 


3GS 


see 

(tow);    ifc 

pr.w.w. 

/,   c. 

sorrow,  grief. 

Tin  (tods')  /,  c.  rvrin,  pi 

ni"pn,  confession,  avowal; 
thanks,  thanks-giving;  a 
choir  of  singers. 

ines')  PL  fut.  in;i,  to 

make  signs,  to  scratch,  to 
scribble.  --  Hi.  IVipn  to 
make  a  sign;  to  provoke, 
to  grieve. 

pr.n.»n. 


.  expectation,  hope. 

'v§C^)    OT,    C.    "In,    M/.5. 

the  middle,  centre; 
within,     between; 
out  of  the  midst; 
into  the  midst. 

see  7ft. 


^,  chastisement,  pun 
ishment. 


n,  pi  nin^in,  justi 
fication,  pleading,  defence; 
correction,  chastisement, 
punishment. 


see 


T(*^  (tol&'d)  pr.n.  of  a  town 
in  Simeon. 

(tplg'd^O-)  /,  only  pi. 


pijl,  birth,  generation, 
origin,  descent,  lineage, 
family  register,  genealogy. 

(t?iri)  m,  pi.  w.s. 

*^»  robber,  tormenter. 


worm,  insect,  vermin,  the 
coccus  worm. 


f,  w.s. 

see  r 
see 


c. 

abomination  ,     abominable 
thing,  idolatry,  idols. 
jfin  (tpc5f)  /  error,    apos 
tasy;  damage,  misfortune. 

o-c5fr)  /;  only  Pz. 
c.  niDvin,  height, 

point,  peak;  perfection. 

'BsV)  /",  only  pi. 

c.  riix^in,  issue, 

outlet,      gate,      fountain, 
escape. 

(t«r)  pf.  115,  tv-  iw, 


TO 


fut.  iin;,  p«.  pi.  cn.rj,  to 

go  about  as  a  spy  or 
scout,  as  a  merchant,  to 
search,  explore,  investi 

gate.—  Hi.  Tnn,  fut.  Tn;, 

")££!,  to  cause  to  spy  out, 

to  lead  about,    to   guide; 

to  spy  out. 
"fin1,    ")P1     (t?r)     m,     w.s. 

Tj^in,    pZ.    D^in,    turtle 

dove. 
"fin8  (t?r)   m    row,    order, 

turn,  manner. 

rnin  (^rtf)  /,  c.  niin, 
«;.*.    \rnin,    pi    niiin, 

n*]in,  instruction,  regula 
tion,  direction,  precept, 
doctrine,  law;  manner. 
arrangement. 


settler,     inhabitant,     for 
eigner,  alien. 


help,    support,    salvation; 

insight,    wisdom,    under 

standing. 

rilH  (t?^'^)  w  bludgeon, 

club. 

?!Q    (t^znij'S-)    /   whore 
dom.  fornication,  idolatry. 


15)  /,  oniy 

Hebrew-English. 


guidance  ,       management, 
craft,  cunning. 


Pr.n.m. 

[patr.  or  gent.]  one  be 
longing  to  a  family  or 
place  "jb^nn. 

^nn  (t^m^)  /,  c.  n^nn, 

beginning,  commencement. 
^nn  (t^'^aiy-)  w?  only  pi 
D^i?qp,  D^^qn,  sick 
ness.  disease. 


&^mB    w    an  un 
clean   bird   [male    ostrich, 
owl  or  swallow]. 
DP  (t*'$*n)  pr.n.m,]   patr. 


mercy,  favour,  compassion; 
prayer,  entreaty. 


^anr)  /;    oniy  p;. 

tf.s.  'P^qn,  camp,  encamp 

ment. 

^nP  [t»'^*nu'n]  w,  only  pZ. 

D>:uqn,  ni^:qn,  prayer, 

supplication. 


of  a  city  in  Egypt. 
'OSnn     (t^p'nfB)    pr.n.f. 
of  an  Egyptian  queen. 
24 


370 


mail. 


]?r.n. 


an    unknown 


pj. 

animal      [seal,      dolphin, 

badger,  marten]. 


nnn1 


•,  i.P.  nnn, 


the  under  part;  pi.  w.s. 
WD,  l^On,  adv.  and 
prep.  under  ,  beneath, 
below,  at  the  feet  of, 
down,  instead  of,  in  place 


of; 

nnrv 


from  under. 


pr.n.  of  a 


station     in     the     desert; 
pr.n.m. 

\     adj. ,     f 


pi 


the  lower. 


q?non,  f  n^n 

pi.  ni^nriFl,  the  lower, 
the  lowest;  the  lowest 
part,  nether  world. 

(tjz)  Hi.  tnn,  to  cut  off. 

n(t^o'n)aci;.,/-np^, 
the  middle,  the  midst. 


?  (t?m?f)  pr.n.w. 
[people  and  country  in 
northern  Arabia]. 


,    w.    loc. 


H    rut^n,     south,     south- 
side,  south  wind. 
|  V^  *J     (t?m5'n)  pr.n.m.  ;  pr.n. 
of    a    district    in    Edom; 


pr.n.m. 


"       (tlrm5r5')  /,   only  pi 
c.  fii"]p<in.  column,  pillar. 

pr.n.m.  [gent,  of 


(tlr?'5)  m, 
'n,  must,  un- 
fermented  wine,  juice  of 
the  grape.  • 


DTI1 


pr.n.m.     a 


northern  people,  Thracians, 
Scythians  or  Tyrrhenes. 


he-goat. 


violence. 


oppression, 
to  be 


encamped. 


in^?^»  arrangement,  fur 
niture;  place,  dwelling. 

^r\  (tykkf)  m,  only  pZ. 
Df??n,  D]!5^,  peacock. 

Tj^n    (t5^5'cf>)    wi,    only  ^Z. 


/  perfection. 


871 


jrteri  (tj$c$ir&)  /•  perfection, 
completeuess,  end,  limit. 

rton  (tsc$?'i$&)  /  purple, 
purple  blue  or  violet, 
purple  dye,  purple  stuff. 

12?  (tW11)  p«-  PA  to  try> 

to  test.  —  M.  "J3PJ,  M 
prP,  to  be  poised,  ad 
justed,  to  be  right.  —  Pi. 
P.H  to  weigh,  to  determine, 
to  measure,  to  test.  —  Pu. 
pt.  l^np  to  be  weighed. 


m    measure, 
task,  day's  work. 

5^*     (tp'd^gn)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  in  Simeon. 


tQdjnrs-)  /  arrange 
ment,  plan,  proportion. 

p^pri    (t&$iT$)    m    wide 
garment,  mantle. 

715  (t?i)  »n,  w.s.  D^n,  mound, 
heap;    in  pr.n.   of  places: 


t?  ,    towns    in    Mesopo 
tamia. 


V)   /  hardship, 
weariness,  distress. 

l'ovr)  /  drought. 


.n.  of  an  Assyrian  pro 


vince  in  western  Mesopo 
tamia. 

^Ilpri  (nn>9'Bfi&)   /  gar 
ment. 


Pt.  P.  ^n,   pi  Q^^, 

to  hang,  to  hang  up,  to 
bend,  to  be  inclined.  —  Ni. 
fut.  n?rP  to  be  hanged. 
—  Pt.  n^n  to  hang. 
$Pfi  (t'lyn^')  /,  only  pi 
niJiVljl,  nU?I;l,  murmuring, 
refractoriness. 

pr.n.m. 

r)  m,   w.s.  Tj^n, 

quver. 


[high],  to  heighten.  —  Hi. 

?nn,  ?nri,  inf.  ^nn,  M 

^nn]  [or  from  7$}  Pi. 
for  ^nn?]  to  deceive,  cheat, 
deride,  mock. 
bn  (tfi'igm)  m,  pZ.  D^D^n, 
c.  ""ppn,  furrow,  ridge 
along  a  furrow. 


ri  (t^imi'd)  m  disciple. 

ri  (W)  PM.  p<.  v^no, 

to  be  clothed  in  crimson. 

ipra.)  /,  only  pj. 

C/n,  height,  terrace. 
n^n    (tmti&lfm)    pZ.    m 
24* 


872 


twisted  or  waving  boughs 
[locks  of  hair]. 

Dn  (tam)  adj.,  f  ntpn, 
whole,  complete,  perfect, 
simple,  pious,  innocent, 
sincere,  mild. 

DH  (t$m)  m,  c.  "DH  (t$m)> 
w>.5.  >pfl,  pi.  D'j??,  whole 
ness,  completeness,  per 
fection,  integrity,  sound 
ness,  simplicity,  innocence; 
pi  see  D'^K. 

npn  (tsm&'h)  imp.  pj.  n$p, 

/uf.  t-IDfV,  to  be  astonished. 
amazed,  terrified.  —  Hith. 
to  be  astonished. 

ymmr)  /  integrity, 
innocence. 


astonishment  , 
amazement,  terror. 

ipr)    (t&mmS'z)    pr.n.    of   a 
Syro-Phenician  god,  Adonis. 


yesterday,  formerly. 
jltDH  (t5mCin5')  /,  c.  ri 
u/.s.  TJri^DIjI,  a  fashioning, 
form,  shape,  image. 

i^lDri  (t<murr)  f  exchange, 
compensation,  wages. 

rTOn  (t*mu»?')/a  dying, 
death. 


fimt      pr.n.m. 

D  (t5mj'4)  wi  duration, 
extension,  continuance;  adv. 
continually. 


Pz.  D^p^pr^,  c.  \QW, 

nj3spl|l,  whole,  complete, 
perfect,  faultless,  blameless, 
innocent,  simple,  upright, 
honest;  subst.  honesty,  in 
tegrity,  truth. 

see 


^pin,  to  take,  to 

hold,  to  support,  to 
maintain.  —  Ni.  fut.  "jp£l? 
to  be  seized,  to  be  held. 

pn  (tsma'm)  p/.  on,  tV- 
Dh,  "Dn,  u/.«.  izpri,  /««. 

Oft,  1.  v.  DpH*,pl.1B$ 
[or  M.],  IBfV,  to  be  com 
pleted,  finished,  ended,  to 
be  ready,,  whole;  to  be 
consumed,  to  be  gone,  to 
perish;  to  be  innocent, 
blameless;  tr.  to  make 
whole,  to  complete,  to 
finish.  —  Ni.  see  Q.  fut.  — 
Hi.  Dnn,  inf.  w.s.  JIPT'-I, 
fut.  DFP,  to  complete,  to 
finish,  to  make  full,  ready, 
perfect;  to  cause  to  cease; 


373 


to  pay  off.  —  Hith.  D 
to  act  honestly. 
DDri      (  tjmn$'  )     pr.n.     of 
towns  in  Judah  and  Dan; 

w.  loc.  n 


mn*      pr.n.m. 

D"jn  rijDri   (tlmn& 

[nip  n:pn]  pr.n.  of  a 

town  in  Ephraim. 
DDH   (ts'mgfi)  w  a  melting, 
dissolving. 


palm-tree,  date-palm. 

"IJJH*  (t5mfT)pr.n./.;  pr.n. 

of  a  town  in  the  south  of 

Palestine. 
HDn  (t$'mgr)  m   palm-tree; 

pillar. 

rnfon   (tfmntfrr)  /,  JD^. 

D^bn  and  nilbn,  palm- 
like    ornament    in    archi 
tecture. 
priDn    (tjmra'k)    w,    only 

pi.  '  D'jp.nprj   [D>5>H?C], 

cleansing,  ointment,remedy. 
"1^"]pri  (tgimrv'r)  m,  only  pi. 

D^-l^ri,  hitter-ness;  pillar, 

way-post. 
\7\  (t*u)    m,    only  PZ.  D^n 

[V,35]>    bowling    animal, 

jackal. 


(wn?-)  M  nJ.o:,  to 

bestow,  to  hire.  —  Hi.  rjJ^ 
the  same  as     . 


t.  »n/.  niin, 

.  rgri],  to  sing,  to  praise. 

(t$nn5')     /,     only    pi. 
jn,  a  dwelling. 


^rslJIjl,  alienation,  es 
trangement,  enmity. 

Min  (t5nubr)  /;  <?.  nnyn, 

w.s.  '•n^lJ^,  produce,  fruit. 
l^^r  (fc5nu'c^)  m,  only  c. 
^V1??  point,  tip  of  the  ear. 


J,  slumber,  sleepiness. 


j?Z.  niDU!?,  the  moving  to 

and    fro,     waving    [of    a 

sacrifice],      consecration; 

movement,     tumult,     ex 

citement. 
"l^n  (tfemO'r)  m,  pi.  D^^n? 

oven,  furnace. 
D*rOn  (t&n^u'm)  m,  only  pi. 

D^pifl^n,  consolation,  com 

fort,  compassion. 
HDTuFl  (tjnc^um?')  /,  only 

pi.  niDinjn, 


pr.n.m. 

),   VPD   (t^nnj'n) 
m  [sing.],  pi  0^30,  great 


374 


water-animal,  whale,  shark, 
crocodile,  serpent,  sea- 
monster. 


fr)    /,    an 

unclean  water  -.  animal. 
lizard,  chameleon;  a  bird, 
owl  or  pelican. 

gn  (t<m)  NI  n,wj,  pi. 

D^OJ,  to  be  abominable, 
abhorred.  —  Pi.  n.tfn  ,  fut. 

nyn;,  nyn],  p«.a,«op,  to 

abhor,  refuse,  reject;  to 
make  one  abhor  or  ab 
horred.  —  Hi.  n^nn,  fut. 
3^I?1,  to  act  abominably. 


"JVfr,  to  err,  to  wander;  to 
stray,  to  go  astray;  to 
reel,  to  be  giddy.  —  Ni. 

n$o;,    faf.   nivnn,    to 

stagger  about,  to  reel;  to 
be  deceived.  —  Hi. 


pi.   Dsyri£,    to    cause    to 
wander,  to  lead  astray,  to 
seduce;  to  go  astray,  to  err. 
lyiM  (t9'"y)  pr.n.m. 

rrriyn  (tsw)  /•  law, 

statute,  custom;  announce 
ment. 


l?,  ditch,  channel, 


aqueduct,  conduit;  plaster, 
bandage. 

?^  (t&"»lG'l)  m,  only  PZ. 
Q/^Vfil,  petulancy,  wan 
tonness;  a  wanton  boy; 
tricks,  misfortune. 


p^Vn,     hidden     thing, 
secret. 


p,    good 

cheer,     pleasure,     delight, 
sexual  gratification. 
W£  (tranr-9-)/a  fasting. 

®!P  (t»"«nr*)  pr.n.  of  a 
Canaanitish  town,  belong 
ing  to  Manasseh. 


to    mock.  —  Hith.   pt.  pi 
to  mock. 


see  P]^V  Q.  fut. 

Bam5')  /,  only 
,  forces,  strength. 
,??  (t&"&r)  m  knife,  razor, 
pen-knife;  sheath  of  a 
sword. 


^p,  suretyship,  surety, 
pledge. 

ri^H  "(t&ctu'a«)  m,  only  p?. 
,  mockery. 
,  pZ.  D\?r\,  hand- 


drum;    hollow    of   a  gem, 
bezel. 


splendour,  beauty,  magni 
ficence,  ornament,  honour, 
glory,  boast. 

»n,  pi. 

,    apple, 


apple-tree. 


of 

towns      in      Judah      and 
Ephraim;  pr.n.m. 

n  (t?f?B5')  /,  only  pi 
IJ,  dispersion. 


5pri  (ttjfl'n)  w,  only  pZ.  e. 
^rSH,  a  baking,  cooking, 
or  something  baked,  cooked. 


Sn  (t?f?'i)  m  something 
insipid,  unsavoury  ;  mortar 
whitewash. 


Dip  (t^'fgi)  pr-n.  of  a  place 
in  the  desert. 


PSn  (tin?')  /  insipidity 
absurdity. 


pi 

prayer,  supplication,  hymn 
psalm. 


n,  fear,  terror. 


pr.n.  of  a 
city  on  the  Euphrates, 
Thapsacus. 

.  nissln, 


to  beat  [the  drum].  —  Po. 


to  beat,  to  strike. 


"IS?) 


inf. 


,  /M«. 


DO.%  to  sew  together.  — 
Pi.'  pt.  flpl  ni"]fnp    the 


same  as  Q. 


inf. 


twp. 


to  seize,  to  lay  hold  of, 
to  catch,  to  hold,  to  hold 
fast,  to  handle.  —  Ni. 


inf. 

tPDn?,  to  be  taken,  seized, 
caught,  captured.  —  Pi.  fut. 
to  hold  fast. 


/"abomination; 
altar-place  of  Moloch  in 
the  valley  of  the  sons  of 
Hinnom. 


"iriSP  (t$ftgr)  m  a  burning- 
place  for  corpses. 


cord;  hope,  expectation. 
kvr)  pr.n.m. 
(t«k\im$r)  f  a  stand 


ing. 


376 


(tfkoin?'m)     m,    pi. 
w.g.  tpDtpipfl,  adversary. 
fipH   (t5k$V)    m    trumpet, 
horn. 

lpn    (t*kp'al)    pr.n.    of    a 
town  near  Bethlehem. 


)  /,  c.  n§ipp, 

pj.  ni^pfl,  a  circuit,  lapse. 

pipfi  (takkj'0  ad;,  strong, 

mighty. 

13?  (tsk&'n)  tn/1  Ipfl,  to  be 

straight.  —  Pi.  fat.  ]$&}  to 

make  straight,  to  arrange. 


iypn,  fut. 
pi.  D>xp^,  to 

strike,  to  beat,  to  drive 
in,  to  fix;  to  thrust,  to 
blow  [a  horn].—  M.  Vp™, 
fut.  Vpn?,  to  be  struck; 
to  be  blown. 

i?0  (t*'k&*)  m  a  blowing, 
blast. 

]j?n  (ttkff)  /M«.  p|i?r>:,  to 

overwhelm,  assail,   attack. 

f)  m,  w.s.  ispn 

1),  might,  power. 
see  11n. 

rW)  pr.n.  of  a 
place  in  Benjamin. 
^ri  (t>rba'9-)  /  increase, 
progeny. 


increase, 


usury,  interest. 


,  deep  sleep;  sleep 
iness,  lethargy. 

PTr71^  (tlrh^kr)  pr.n.m.  of 
a  king  of  Ethiopia  or  Egypt. 

pnn  (t«rumr)  /,  c.  npnrn, 
M/.S.  '•n^nrp,  pi  nion^, 

oblation,  gift,  present, 
offering,  tribute,  con 
tribution;  heave-offering. 


'Tr^H^j  belonging  to  a 
heave-offering  [H^niJ]. 
gnri  (t«ruV)  /  noise, 
shout,  cries,  loud  sound, 
war-cry  ,  sound  of  the 
trumpet. 

Dnn  (t«rwr)  /  a  healing, 
medicine. 
nPI  (tjrzr)  /  a  kind  of  oak. 


gT$^    pr.n.m.;   pr.n. 

of  a  station  in  the  desert. 


pr.n.m. 
•  cunning, 


'S-  an 


n     m,    ur. 

mast   of   a  ship, 


flag-staff. 


377 


W)/  a  reeling, 


staggering,  drunkenness. 
f)    m,     only  p 


D^D^,  household  gods, 
Penates. 

Tinri  (tlrO?')  pr.n.  Of  a 
royal  city  in  the  kingdom 
of  Israel. 


(tfi'rfifi)   pr.n.ro.  [Per 

sian]. 


pr.n.m.; 
pr.n.  of  a  city  in  Spain, 
Tarsis  or  Tartessus. 
^ttHn*  (t&r§f'i)  m  a  pre 
cious  stone,  chrysolite  or 
topaze. 

nttHFl   (tjrsm)   m   title 
of  Persian  governors. 


(t*rt$n)  m  title  of  an 
Assyrian  dignitary,  general 
or  fieldmarshal. 

pr.n.  of  an 
idol  of  the  Avites. 


/,  c. 

Fl,  a  thing  deposited 
as  a  pledge. 


IKB       (t«s«'r)  /,  only  pi. 


^'ljl,      noise,     tumult, 


shout,  crashing. 


pr.n.m. 


of  nstfftn  a  town  in  Naph- 

'  ' 


tali. 


m  checker- 


work,  checker-cloth. 


pi. 


jl,  return;  reply, 


answer. 


help,    assistance,    deliyer- 
ance,  salvation. 


?]nj^i!^'i;l,  longing,  desire. 
/    gift, 


present. 


Vj^n   (t»gn')  od;.  num.  m, 
f  rPjHffiJ,  the  ninth. 


(tfS*')  nwm.  /,  «.  VIJ, 
m  'nV^'n,  c.  n^^'n,  nine; 
'     ninety. 

'y)  pr.n.m.  [Per 
sian]. 


Conjugation  Tables. 


-    380     - 


o*  a1  a-  a>-  a*  aL  a-  a1  a'  aL 

*•         a  — •  *"" 

3  it-  n-  n-  it-  it-  it-  n-  it-  n 

^f3=f3rl3r(3rl3cl3=|3s!3rf3: 

^  ***  a*  < 


H-  £  &  &  E  &  E  E  E 

jv,   I31l31l31|31l31l31l31f31l31 

s  J?jfe*jt^je-jtj?ij?: 

t  ft-  is-  c;-  -•  e-  G:  £> 


i-  a*-  a*  a*-  a~  a*  a^  a*- 


^ 


a«  a-  a"-  a- 

-J^  J^>  J^-JT^- 

n  e>  G- 


a- 


-  a>- 


-  a^  a- 
-- 


nrl^r 

a-  a- 


a* 


I 


a-  a- 


I3i  131 

a«  a- 


jr 

II 


*• 


a> 


r   fir  fir 


E  E  E- 

131  131  131  I3L 


e 


M 


131  131  m  131 

a«  a-  a- 

^  Jp*'~r*  ^ 


It-  It-  It-  It- 
I3t  rssi  13?  13: 
a-  a-  a-  a«- 
^- 


i  13s 

-  .a- 


it 


-    881    - 


- 

a-  a-  a-  a-  j<  a^ 
JN  ^^  «j>.j%  *£  ^- 


a- 


i?  G«  »  fvi  G-  n:-  n;- 
f^cirfv:«=rrirnrrir 
o  a-  a  ?  at  a-  a^ 
Jv  j^j,  •£  j.  : 


n      n 

G-  G-  G- 


. 


n       n 


g  S,  §  ^ 


F 


I 


n- 


i 


1' 


' 


•£  ^ 

^s: 


Pf.  sg.  3  m. 

2  m. 

/. 
1 

pi  3 
2m. 


-    382     - 

Qal  med.  e  &  o. 

n&2 


jrrns     ]rotpf? 


Qal  I  p. 


Inf.  dbs. 

constr. 

Impt.sg.2m. 

pi  2  m. 


(-H3|)         - 


njl??       - 


Fut.sg.3m. 

2m. 
f. 
1 
pi  3m. 

2m. 
1 


Cohort. 
Juss. 


Part. 
Pt.  pass. 


W      MR 


njnasn 


-     383    _ 


ter  fir  fir  fir          fir  d; 

a-  a-  a-  a-       a-  a- 

•J^L^T^L   r^-^P-     1    J^-^P— 


a" 


f^r 

a* 

Jt- 


«         £r  fir  nr      Os      |>r  l^r  CL: 

-      a-  a-  a-     a«     a-  a-  a- 

* 


a»  a-  a-     a- 

.  jNe^-f^L^r^-    j^- 

«Eg-e-  P- 

** 


fSf 


g    £f  »      gf 

rr     rr       tJ**m 


CO 
* 


CO 


a- 


f 


a- 


El- 

a- 


a- 


ii- 


I 


•g    CO 

** 


CO 


pi  3  m. 
VJ.  sg.  8  m. 


2  m. 


pi  3 

2 

1 


Fttf.sg.3m.       tfyfiP        jbtpjp? 

with  ] 
pi.  3  m. 


Pi.pf.sg.3m. 


III.  Verba  primae  gutturalis. 

Qal       Niphal       Hiphil       Hophal 
Pf.  sg.  3  m.  ipjj          -ipyj        TPJJJ         npvn 

/.       mop      nnpj;a 


z.  2  m. 


J«/.  ats. 
cons^r. 


Impt.  sg.  m. 


Fuf.sg.3m. 
2f. 
1 


-    385    - 


n-  n-  r:- 

r-i"  rle  M- 


n-  n 

n  ~ 


.sS 


I 


'         '         ' 
fcfcfc 

a  fl^a 


co         oo 


a? 


prpr 


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&*" 

a 


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n-  nt  n- 


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n 


*"—*    J3£*     f^* 

P  2: 


|~r  t~\. 
P'ff 


Co     Oi    CO 


r.Ti'.n  0-1  i«1i  . 


-  G-  G- 


r-  n-  it-  n> 


^  n-  n-  ir  n 


J~l 

3 

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<D 
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•&••&. 

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ft 


r?  r:-  n- 
• 


PS: 


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!«:i-g 
>pg   * 


CO     C^    CO 

v^  •**» 

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-    387     - 


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fi"  E"  G" 

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ri  ri-  n> 

fi- 

ri 

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3  ?:  ff 

ff 

fi" 

poo 
ri«  ri-  ri- 

n.  rl, 
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a)  In  the  case  of  every  word  which  admits  of  being 
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Vocabulary. 

The  Fonolexika  Langenscheidt  contain  each  about 
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to  the  ordinary  words  of  literary  and  colloquial  use 
special  attention  is  given  to: 

a)  commercial,  technical,   and  sporting  expressions, 
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—     4     — 

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Opinions  on  Fonolexika  Langenscheidt. 


I  have  recommended  the  English  Dictionary  in  the 
past  and  shall  have  much  pleasure  in  doing  so  in  future. 
I  firmly  believe  that  English  boys  in  learning  German 
should  always  have  it  at  hand.  —  F.  Durrant-Fox,  M.  A., 
Inspector  of  Secondary  and  Technical  Schools,  London. 

I  find  them  extremely  practical  and  thorough.  I  shall 
not  hesitate  to  recommend  them  warmly,  especially  on 
account  of  the  phonetic  representations. 

Prof.  L.  V.  T.  Simmons,  State  College,  Wisconsin,  U.  S.  A. 

The  print  is  beautiful  and  clear,  and  the  arrange 
ment  practical,  as  is  the  case  with  all  your  books. 
Prof.  H.  C.  G.  Brandt,  Hamilton  College.  Clinton,  lo. 

They  are  by  far  the  best  pocket-dictionaries  I  have 
ever  seen.  This  one  gives  the  pronunciation  and  takes 
account  of  Americanisms,  two  features  that  recommend 
it  especially.  —  Prof.  Th. Cooper,  Leland  Stanford  Junior 
University.  Palo  Alto,  Gal.,  U.  S.  A. 

I  have  examined  the  Hebrew-English  volume  care 
fully  and  find  it  an  admirable  work.  It  fills  a  long-felt 
need  for  English  students  who  are  unable  to  buy  a  more 
elaborate  book,  and  I  am  glad  to  be  able  to  recommend 
it  to  the  students  of  Hartford  Theological  Seminary. 
Prof.  Lctvis  Bayles  Pat  on,  Hartford  Theological  Seminary. 

I  find  the  book  excellent.  Its  conciseness  and  accu 
racy  will  recommend  it  not  only  to  beginners,  but  also 
to  advanced  students  whom  it  will  save  time  and  trouble. 
Prof.  Crawford  H.  Toy,  Harvard  Univ.,  Cambridge.  Mass. 

An  excellent  little  Latin-English  Dictionary  which 
might  well  be  adopted  in  schools.  In  view  of  its  size  it 
in aiiages  to  include  a  great  deal.  The  Athenceum,  London. 


—  10  — 


Afghanistan 


/Eneas  (Iwl'ig)  SneaS  m. 

/Collanflou'I^nH.aolifcb,; 
2.  Holier  m. 

aerated  (e^ReUBb)  lo^Ienfouer, 
«  bread  mtt  &oB,Ienfdure  locfet 
gemacfyteS  33rot. 

aerial  (e^'aOl,  e'e'^)  lufttg;  „ 
locomotion  Cuftfi^tffa^rt  f;  , 
voyage  ob.  journey  fiuftreife  f 
„  pilot  gluglenler  m ;  ^  race 
SBettfliegen  n. 

aerie  (5'Re  j>b.  I'ae)  ^»orft  « 
(a.  fig.).  [gaSartig. 

aerlform(et'»R6form)Iuftf8rmig,; 

aeroclub  (e«R5«§5B)  SleroIIuB 
m,  gluggefeafc^aft  f.  [m.\ 

aerodrome  LbRo°gt)  ^lug^la^ij 

aerolite  (Jfiit)  2JJeteorftein  m. 

aeronaut  (utst)  SuftfcOiffet  m; 
^Ical  (e^Bmal'tfiPO  correspon 
dent  QrlugBeridjterftatter  m. 

aeroplane  C4>Iem)  8lero^Ia'n, 
^tugo))parot  m;  Jst  (Jfot) 
gtteger  m.  [fta'tifd^.l 

aerostatic    (e*»R56ta'ri!)    oero«J 

>Esop  (!'§»)>)  tfo>  m. 

aasthete    (e'fe^It) 

uBertrieBener 


esthetic   (eg^e'tll)   Sftfctiftfj; 
.s  U)  8tftl)etil  /I 
afar  (ifa*1)  (mfi  „  off)  fem,  toeit; 


affability  (llfftBn«t«)  8eutfeUg= 

affable  D  (a'f»6i)  leutfeltg. 

affair  (&fH*')  ©efc^aft  n,  Singe. 
legenljeit;  (matter)  ©oi^e  f;  & 
'treffen  n. 

•ffect  (ftfe'It)  (ein)wirfcn  ouf; 
rii^ren,  crgreifen;  bit  @efunb- 
^tit  ongreifen  ;  neigen  311,  gern 
m5gen;  (pretend)  (er)^eut^eln  ; 
Cation  (afefte''!^^)  giererei, 
WrTeftiert^ett  /";  ^ed  D  (&fe'f- 
t6b)  gcruljrt  ;  Befallen  (tj.  ffronf- 
&*it);  angegriffen  (Hugen  nfio.); 
geueigt,  gefinnt  (towards  a  p. 
jjegen  i.);  gejiert,  affefttert; 


(feigned)  er^euc^elt;  ^,lon  (&fe'f- 
f^gn)  ©emutS'Betoegung  f,  ^u- 
ftonb  m  ;  (3u.)^eigung  /'j  front' 
ijafter  guftanb;  Jonate  D 
(~nat)  IteBeooH,  ^etaiic^. 

affiance  (&fal'»n6)  l.  fcerloBen. 
2.  gSerloBnng  f. 

affidavit  (affibei'ioU)  f^tiftlidjc 
©rJlSrung  untei;  ©ib. 

affiliate  (Sft'lie't)  abo^tieren  ;  a!8 
ilRitglieb  oufne^men;  (attach  to) 
angliebern;  ^ed  societies  pi. 
ereine  m/pl.  ;  ^,lon  (ftfll- 
)  8lbof  tion  ;  SlufnaJjme 
ar§  SWitgUeb  ufto.;  Slngliebe- 
rung  f. 

affinity  (&ft'n6te)  93erfc&,»ftge. 
rung;  (a.  ehm.) 


affirm  (&f5«'m)  Bejo^en, 
ten  ;  (confirm)  Beftatigen  ;  Cation 
(afsrme''f  (^"^Se^au^tung;  5Be- 
ftStigung  f;  Dative  D  (&f5r'm*- 
ttto)  l.  Beiatyenb  ;  pofiti't)  (®gf- 
negative).  2.*.:  to  answer  in  the 
Dative  Bejo^en(b  ontttjorten). 

affix  (&fff&)  an^eften;  Beifugen. 

afflict  (iffl'ft)  BetriiBen;  qufi/en; 
to  „  o.s.  fi(^  grdmen  (at,  about 
uBer  ace.)  •  Jon  (afirffd^'n)  SBe- 
truBniS  /;  Seiben  n. 

affluence  (a'fl«en§)  UBerflufe  m; 


2.  UBerflufe  m. 
fflux  (a'fl«5f&)  Buflug  m. 
afford  (*for'b)  (give)  getofi^ren; 
(yield)  B,  er&orBrin  g  en;  ftofitn  auf  • 
Bringen,  erfd&roiugen;  I  can't 
„  it  meine  a^ittel  geftotten  e8 
mir  ntd^t. 

ifforest  (&f»'R6fet)  aufforften. 
iffray  (5fRe'r)  Sluflauf  m, 
gerei  f. 

ffront  (&fRS'nt) 
2.  SBeletbtgvtng  f,  @c^im)jf  m. 
ffuslon  (afju'Q*n)  93egte§en  n. 
Afghanistan  (afganefefa'n  ob.  4f- 
ga'n^fet&n)  Slfg^antfta'n  n. 


Specimen  page  of  the  Fonolexika:  English-German. 


SlufjftWfFet                       —  148  —                         formteren 

mus;   ,44)lffcr  m  water-man; 

torture;  auf  btc  ^  legett  to  put 

•vttJOffer  n  running  water. 

to  the  rack;  Jbatlft  f  (2)f.  rack; 

flu'ffertt    (fl«'fiteRn)     ©f.     to 

^kammct  f  torture-chamber; 

whisper. 

,  auol  f  torture;  torment. 

JlUf  (Hyt)  f  ®b.   flood;   (®8f- 

f  i)  'Item  (~n)  ®f.  to  torture,  to 

(£bfie)  high  tide  or  water;  (2Do- 

put  to  the  rack. 

gen)  waves  pi.,  (ubetfcfjtotntttmna) 

5»ttt)e  ®  (ffi)  m  inv.  funds  pi.; 

inundation. 

capital  ;  ^'bcfi^Ct  m  stock-hold 

flu  'fen    (~en)     ©c.    to    flow; 

er;  ^,'bdrfc  f  stock-exchange. 

(fdjtoetten)  to  swell;  (ftromen)  to 

Jonffi'ne  (f^nte'n6)  f  ®b.  foun 

stream.                          (water.) 

tain,                [fontanel,  issue.l 

$lu'f-te(f    f   flood-tide;    high] 

^onfone'tte  (fpntangl6)  f  ®b.) 

fo#f     (fj>Xt),    fd'cfcfe    (f$'xte) 

fo  ppcn   (f$'pen)    ©a.    to  fool, 

j.  fedjten. 

hoax,  mystify,  F  to  roast. 

Jo'cfe...  vl  (f$'k-):  ^maft  m  tore- 

5opperet'  (f§peRotr)  f  ®b.  hoax 

mast;  ,vfcgel  n  foresail. 

ing. 

$o'&lcn  (fo'len)    1.  n  (2)1.  foal, 

f8'rftcrltd&     (f$'Rd°Rlfy)  condu 

colt.  2.  £  ©a.  to  foal,    [wind.) 

cive  (to);  useful,  beneficial. 

$d&n  (fon)  m  ©g.  (wet)  south-) 

fo'rDcrn  (f$'RdeRn)  ©f.  to  ask, 

Jd'ftre  (fS'Re)  f  ®b.  pine. 

demand;  (uor  ®ettd^t)  to  sum 

$0'IQC  (f§'lge)  f  ®b.   (ZBirfung) 

mon;    (oI3  Cigentutn)   to  claim; 

consequence:  (g-ortfegung)  con 

(fjtranS^,)  to  challenge;  ju  otel 

tinuation;   (9tnfeinanbet£,  <5rb£) 

^  to  overcharge.    Su.  claim; 

succession;    (SRri^enS)    series; 

demand  ;  summons  ;  t».  fttten  e-t 

(^jelt)     future;     (gf.-ae^rise?) 

iBe^orbe:  requisition;  ($eratt«£) 

set,  suit;  bie  ^  ttmr  the  result 

challenge. 

was;  ^,  leiften  to  obey;  to  com 

fd'rDern   (f5'Rd«Rn)    ©f.     to 

ply  with  a  request;  to  answer 

further,  advance,  promote;  j$ 

a  summons. 

to  haul.    Su.  furtherance;  J$ 

fo'lgcn  (~n)  ©a.  (fn)  to  follow; 

hauling. 

to  succeed  (auf  ace.  to)  ;  („  aus) 

5orc'0e  CtpaS'l6)  f  ®b.  trout. 

to   ensue;   (ge^orc^en,  a.  I).)  to 

So'rkC(fij'Rke)  /•®b.(pitch)fork. 

obey;  gfOttfefcung  folgt  to  be 

9otm  (f$Rm)  f  ®b.   form;  fi 

continued;  ^  following;  sub 

gure;  shape;  (3Ku(ler)  model; 

sequent;  next;  ~oer  mafecn  in 

(o.  ®)  mould. 

the  following  manner. 

5ormo'Iicn  (f5Rm5'iyen)  pi.  for 

f  0  'lgC-re<f)f  ,  -rt(t)f  ig  logical  ;  con 

malities,                          [size.j 

sistent. 

Jorattt'f  Umg;'t)  n  ®g.  form,) 

fo'lgcrn  (f$'lg°Rn)  ®f.  to  infer, 

Jo'rmcl  (f$'Rmel)  f  ®d.  form  ; 

conclude;  Su.  inference,  de 

formula  ;  ^bitd)  n  formulary. 

duction. 

formc'fl  (f§Rm$'l)  formal(ly). 

fo'lgliefc  (fg'lklfe)  consequently. 

fo'raten  (f§'Rmen)  ©a.  to  form, 

fo'Igfam  obedient  ;  docile  ;  £fcott 

mould,  shape.  -        [moulder.) 

f  obedience.            [(-volume).) 

$0  'rater  CJ>R)  m  ®1.  former,] 

9olia'nf    (folvS'nt)    m    folio) 

Jo'ntt-feftlcr  m  jur.  error;  infor 

Jo'Hc  (fo'iyej  f  (j)b.  foil;  c-t<S. 

mality,           [kott)  f  J.B.  eitu.l 

e-e  ~  geBen  to  set  off  a  th. 

...fdrtnig  (...f^Rmfy),  £{teii  (^,-j 

$o'Ifer   (fo'lteR)    f   (3)d.    rack; 

formie'rcn  (f5Rmi'Rcn)  @g.  to 

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mother? 


—  293  — 


movelMi 


mothery  (rao.'5!R6)  plein  de  lie; 

mountain  (mjj,ou'ntBn)  1.  demon" 

raoisi. 

tagne.    2.  montagne   /";   ^,eer 

mothy  (mso'&S)  plein  de  mites. 

(m4ount6nir')  montagnard  m; 

motion   (moou's!n)    1.   mouve- 

^,ous     (ma.ou'nt6nsc)     monta- 

ment  m-   med.  selle,   6vacua- 

gneux,  montagnard;  6norme, 

tion  ;  alvine;  O  jeu  m;  (propo 

vaste.                  [charlatan  m.| 

sal)  motion,  proposition  /";  (nod) 

mountebank     (m»ou'ntebarfck)f 

signe  m.    2.  faire  signe  (a)  ; 

mourn  (mgrn)  v/a.  d6plorer;  v/n. 

presenter  une  motion;  Jess 

porter  le  deuil;  ^,er  (mgr'nlr) 

(J*p)  immobile. 

qui  pleure  ;  qui  suit  un  convoi 

motive   (moou'tlv)    1.    moteur, 

funebre;    ^ful    D   (mQr'nfojil) 

motrice.  2.  motif  m.  3.  moti- 

triste,  lugubre  ;  ^fulness  Un«c) 

ver.                                  [trice.l 

tristesse,    affliction    /";    Jng 

motlvity  (m$trv«t8)  force  /'mo-j 

(mQr'nInr)  1.  D  triste;  en  deuil. 

motley  (mao'tie)  bigarrS,  varie. 

2.  tristesse,  lamentation  f. 

motor  (mQou't8r)  1.  moteur  m. 

mouse    1.   (mg,00?)    [pi.   mice] 

2.  moteur,  motrice;  ^,-car  au 

souris/".  2.  (m9,ouz)  prendre  dea 

tomobile  /";  ^,-hall   garage  m 

souris;  fig.  guetter;  ^,r  (m|ou'- 

d'automobiles. 

z8r)  preneur  m  de  souris  :  this 

mottle  (miStl)  madrer;  moirer. 

cat  Is  a  good  ^r  ce  chat  est 

motto  (mi5'toou)  [pi.  aussi  ~es] 

bon  pour  prendre  les  souris. 

devise  f. 

moustache  (mojict^'s)  =  mus 

mould1  (moould)  1.  moule;  fig. 

tache. 

caractere  m,  maniere,  forme; 

mouth  (m*ou»)  l.pZ_s(m»<>u8z) 

suture  f  (des  os  du  crane);   & 

bouche  (d'uno  personne)  ;  gueule 

gabarit  m.  2.  mouler,  former; 

(d'animaux)  ;  ouverture,  embou 

p6trir. 

chure  f,  orifice  m  (des  choses)  ; 

mould2  Q   1.  terreau  m  ;  terre 

(grimace)    moue,    grimace   /"; 

v^getale  ;  moisissure  f.  2.  cou- 

fig.  porte  -  parole,    orateur  m. 

vrh'  de  terreau;  moisir. 

2.  (ma,ou5)  happer;macher,  tri- 

moulder1  (moou'ldSr)  mouleur  m. 

turer;  crier,  brailler,  vocif  6rer; 

moulder3  („)  v/n.    tomber  en 

^,ful  (ma,ou'»f6jil)  bouch6e  f;  „- 

poussiere;  diminuer;   s'user; 

piece  embouchure  f  (d'un  instru 

v/a.  briser,  d6vaster. 

ment);   orateur;  interprete  m. 

mouldiness^d^nS^moisissure/". 

movable  (mOpVbl)    1.  mobile; 

moulding  (^.djnr)  moulure  f. 

transportable.  2.^,spZ.meubles 

mouldy  (^d«)  moisi. 

m/pl.,  mobilier  m;  ^,ness  Un^c) 

moult  (mooult)  l.mue/".  2.muer. 

mobilite  f. 

mound  (ma,°und)  1.  rempart,  re- 

move  (monv)   1.  v/a.  mouvoir; 

tranchement  m.    2.  munir  de 

(carry)     porter,     transporter; 

remparts. 

(excite)   exciter;  (affect)  emou- 

mount  (maount)  1.  mont  m,  mon- 

voir,    attendrir;    (make  angry) 

tagne;  colline  f;  rompart   m, 

fa  cher;     (propose)    proposer; 

levee  de  terre;  monture  (d'un 

v/n.    so  mouvoir;    aller:    se- 

dessin)  ;  (saddle-horse)  monture  /"; 

couer;  partir;  to  ~  off  chan 

F  velocipede  m.  2.monter;  61e- 

ger   de    demeure.    2.  mouve- 

rer;  hisser;  v/n.  s'61ever  (a  un 

ment;  trait;  coup  m  (au  jeu  d'6- 

eniffre  de):  monter  a  choral. 

checs);  Jess  (mop'viec)  immo- 

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•xpugnatlo  —  137  — 

expugnatio,  onis  f  a  taking, 
storming.  [conqueror.l 

expugnator,    oris  m    stormerj 

expugnax,  acis  storming,  victo- 
rious. 

ex-pugno  1  to  take  by  assault, 
to  storm,  capture ;  a)  to  sub 
due,  overcome,  conquer;  b)  to 
gain  by  force,  to  force  (alqd; 
ut).  [expulsion.| 

expulsio,  onis  f  a  driving  out,J 

expulsor,  oris  m  expeller. 

expultrTx,  Tcis  f  she  that  expels. 

ex-pungo  3  to  strike  out,  blot 
out. 

ex-purgo  1  to  purge,  cleanse, 
purify;  to  exculpate,  excuse. 

ex-putesco  3  to  rot. 

ex-puto  1  to  consider  well. 

ex-quTro,  sTvT,  sTtum  3  to  search 
out,  seek  diligently;  a)  to  ex 
amine;  b)  to  inquire  out,  make 
inquiry;  investigate;  c)  to 
ask  (alqd  ab  or  ex  alqo) ;  to  de 
mand.  —  exquTsTtus  3  sought 
out,  excellent,  exquisi  te. 

ex-sacrifico  1  to  sacrifice. 

ex-saevio  4  to  cease  raging. 

ex-sanguis,  e  a)  bloodless; 
lifeless ;  b)  pale,  wan :  c)  weak, 
feeble.  [pair.j 

ex-sarcio  4  to  patch,  mend,  re-j 

ex-satio  1  =  exsaturo. 

ex-saturabilis,  e  that  may  be 
satiated. 

ex-saturo  1  to  satiate,   satisfy. 

exscendo  and  exscensio,  onis  /", 
see  escendo  and  escensio. 

ex-scindo  3  to  tear  out;  to  ex- 
stirpate,  destroy. 

ex-screo  1  to  cough  up,  to  hawk. 

ex-scrTb5  3  to  write  o  ut  or  off; 
a)  to  copy;  b)  to  write  down. 

ex-sculpo  3  a)  to  cut  or  chisel 
out,  to  carve;  b)  to  scratch 
out,  erase. 

ex-seed  1  to  cut  out;  a)  to  ex 
tort;  b)  to  castrate. 


exslsto 

exsecrabilis,  e  a)  accursed,  ex 
ecrable  ;  b)  execrating. 

exsecratio,  onis  f  a)  execration, 
curse ;  b)  solemn  oath. 

ex-secratus  3  cursed,  execrable. 

ex-secrorl  a)  to  curse,  execrate; 
b)  to  take  a  solemn  oath. 

ex-sectio,  onis  f  a  cutting  out 
or  off. 

ex-secutid,  onis  f  performance, 
execution ;  administration. 

ex-secutor,  oris  m  pursuer, 
avenger. 

exsequiae,  arum  f/pl.  funeral 
procession,  funeral  rites. 

ex-sequor  3  1.  to  follow  to  the 
grave.  —  2.  to  follow,  go  after, 
pursue  (aZgw,  alqd) ;  a)  to  strive 
after;  b)  to  investigate,  ex 
amine;  c)  to  assert,  maintain; 

d)  to   prosecute,   carry   out, 
execute,  perform,  accomplish ; 

e)  to  punish,  avenge;  f)  to  go 
through,  describe,  relate ;  g)  to 
bear,  suffer. 

ex-sercio  4,  see  exsarcio. 

ex-sero,  ruT,  rtum  3  a)  to  stretch 
out  or  forth,  thrust  out,  put 
forth;  b)  to  bare,  uncover;  se 
exsererc  to  come  forth. 

ex-serto  1  to  stretch  out  re 
peatedly,  [from  the  stage.l 

ex-sTbild  1  to  hiss  out,  to  hiss] 

ex-sicco  1  to  dry  up, make  quite 
dry.  [down.| 

ex-sTgno  1  to  write  out,  note] 

ex-silio,  luT  (and  ITvT)  —  4  a)  to 
leap  out;  b)  to  spring  forth, 
start  up. 

exsilium,   T   »     a)  banishment, 

.exile;  b)  place  of  exile,  re 
treat. 

ex-sisto,  stitT  —  3  to  step  out, 
come  forth  (a&,  ex  re) ;  a)  to 
emerge,  appear,  come  to  light; 

b)  to   spring,  proceed,  arise; 

c)  to  become;  to  be  visible,  to 
oxist.  to  be. 


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ger,  establishes 


to  be 

earnest  about. 
<aia  -  OTa£(o     to     trickle 
down,  to  drop. 
*oiTOC-OT(xaia£u)    to   over 
throw  by  a  counter-party. 
KOCTdt-OTGtoig,  "fj  an   estab 
lishing,     appointing,    ar 
rangement,     presentation, 
equipment ;  state,  condition; 
surety ;    constitution ,    na 
ture. 

6  arran- 
[over.l 
to  cover/ 
TO  a  co 
vering,  roof.  [vered.l 
xaTdc-OTSYOg  2  roofed,  co-/ 
xa-ra-ote^w    to   tread   or 
step  on.             [to  check."! 
xata-OT^XXtt)  to  arrange;/ 
xaTa-oTSVto  to  sigh  over, 
wreathed. 
TO  condition, 
state,  bearing. 

dress. 

=    XOCT<X- 
aTpawvofu.         [lightning."! 
to    to  flash/ 
to 

cause  to  encamp.  —  intr. 
and  M.  to  encamp. 
taTa-OTpsqpo)  to  turn  over, 
overturn,  bring  to  an  end. 
—  M.  to  subdue. 
latix-OTpYjviaw  to  behave 
greedily  towards. 
tana-oipoqpTfi,  *f\  an  over 
turning,  overthrowing,  sud 
den  turn,  end,  death,  per 
dition;  a  subduing. 
caia-CTpwjioc,  TO  deck  of 
a  ship. 


xotTa-OTp(i>vvOfu  to  spread 
over,  to  strow  to  the 
ground;  to  kill,  overthrow; 
to  cover. 

OTOY^W  to  shudder  at. 
0(5 pw  to  drag  away; 
to  plunder.  [kill.{ 

to  slaughter,  \ 
to  seal  up. 

xaia-oxeoig,  ^  occupation, 
possession. 

xona-oxsiog  2  held  back. 

»a?tt-0Xlg«9  to  cleave  asun 
der,  to  break  or  burst  open. 

xaT<x-oxoX<fc£w  to  linger, 
tarry. 

xata-octtxw  to  rub  or  grind 
to  powder,  to  pound,  braise. 

xata-Tdtoow  to  arrange, 
draw  up  in  order;  to  clas 
sify;  to  appoint. 

xocTa-Tsfvw  to  stretch  out, 
to  strain,  force;  intr.  to 
exert  oneself;  to  reach  to. 

xcfca-Ts^vw  to  cut  into 
pieces,  mutilate;  to  cut 

(trenches). 

xcfca  -  T^xw  to  cause  to 
melt,  to  dissolve.  —  intr. 
and  P.  to  melt,  to  pine  away. 

XKTa-TfO-YJJJlt  to  place  or  put 

down,  to  lay  down,  pro 
pose  (a  prize);  to  lay  in, 
preserve;  to  pay.  —  M.  to 
lay  down  for  oneself,  to 
deposit,  lay  up  in  store; 
to  put  away,  lay  aside; 
to  neglect;  to  put  an  end  to. 

XBTGC-TtTpwaxu)  to  wound. 

XGCta-TojA'fy  r)  a  cutting 
into  pieces,  mutilation. 

xaTa-Togeiiu)  to  shoot 
down. 


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231 


*[Y>P  (filv&'n)  pr.n.m.,  the 
third  month  of  the  Hebrew 
year  [June  and  July]. 

]h^D,  *pITp  (fije^'n)  pr.n.m. 

pp  (Bjn)  pr.n.  of  a  desert 
near  Mount  Sinai;  pr.n. 
of  a  town  in  Egypt, 
Pelusium. 

^P  (filn&'y)  pr.n.  of  a 
mountain,  Sinai. 

^p  (fijni')  pr.n.m.  of  a  son 
of  Canaan,  and  of  a  people 
near  Lebanon. 

Q^P  (fijnj'm)  pr.n.m.  pi., 
a  people  in  the  far  Eust, 
the  Chinese;  'D  f>S  China. 

D*D  (Bis)  m  swallow  [= 
DID2]. 

KnCOp  (Bj'Csr$r)  pr.n.m. 

n^p  (BJV)  or  xrj;»p  (op- 

*ah5/)  pr.n.m. 

"TO1  (Bjr)  m  [and  /],  pi. 
niyp,  JTVP,  vessel,  pot, 
bowl,  kettle. 

TDa  (fljr)  m,  pi.  D^TD, 
nl^D,  thorns,  briars;  fish 
hook. 

TjtD  (65^)  m  mass  of  people, 
crowd. 

T)b  (BW)  m,  «!.•.  i:p,  nbp, 

hut,  tent;   covert,  thicket. 
,  c.  nsp,  Pi. 


D,  npp,  booth,  hut, 
arbour,  tent,  house,  covert; 
m'Dpn  3H  the  feast  of 
tabernacles. 

Tiipp  (fi$kk9'$-)  pr.n.  of  a 
station  in  Goshen;  pr.n. 

of  towns  in  Gad. 

•**«•«  •Bij.&tK  . 

iUJ,fl  il  iJLJ  (fiykk^'O-  b5u$'9-) 
pr.n.  of  a  Babylonian  idol 
[or  huts  for  worshipping  it]. 

TflSD  (Blkkw'a)  pr.n.  of  a 
Babylonian  deity. 

3^?D  (B$kklyyl'ra)  pr.n.  of 
a  people,  Troglodytes  in 
Ethiopia. 


T]Db,  PJ.  Dp?b,  to  cover, 
protect,  shelter,  hide;  to 
plait,  to  interweave.  —  Hi. 

t|pn,  inf.  -prj,  fut.  !]p;, 

7]P^_,  p<.  !]pB  [for  t]DD], 
to  '  cover,  protect,  shelter, 
surround,  enclose,  hedge 
in;  Pj^l  T]Dn  to  cover 
one's  feet,  i.  e.  to  ease  one 
self.—  Ho.  TjDin,  /u«.  T)D»f 
to  be  covered.  —  Pilp. 
T]D!?p  to  incite,  to  stir  up. 

TjDD  (B$cfjQ'd&)  m  a  sheltering 
roof  or  covering. 

HDDD    (B^5d)5')   pr.n.    of   a 
place  in  Judah. 

MJ.    ^Dj,  to 


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A  COMPLETE 

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